SURTEES SOCIETY

THE
PUBLICATION S
OF TH E
SURTEES SOCIETY
ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR
M .DCCC.XXXIV .
VOL . CXLVI .
FOR THE YEAR M .CM.XXXII .

VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
PART IV
VISITATION S
O F
YORKSHIRE AND NORTHUMBERLAN D
I N
A .D. 1575
AND
A BOOK OF ARMS FROM ASHMOLE MS . NO . 834
published for the Society b y
ANDREWS Sr, CO., SADLER STREET, DURHAM ,
AND
BERNARD QUARITCH, 11 GR AFTON STREET, NEW BOND STREET ,
LONDON, W .
1932

At a Meeting of the Srr,TEES SOCIETY, held in Durha n
Castle, on June 1st, 1930, the DEAN OF DUI{HAM in the chai r
it was ordered ,
` That a fourth volume of Early Heraldic Visitations o :
the North of England be edited for the Society by Mr . C . H
Hunter Blair.'

INTRODUCTION .
CONTENT S
ABBREVIATIONS %V I
I . THE VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE MADE IN A.D . 157 5
BY WILLIAM FLOWER, NORROY KING OF ARMS ,
AND ROBERT GLOVER, SOMERSET HERALD, PRINTE D
FROM HARLEIAN MS . NO . 11 i 1 IN TIIE BRITIS H
MUSEUM . 1
II . THE VISITATION OF NORTHUMBERLAND MADE IN THE
SAME YEAR BY THE SAME HERALDS, FROM MS .
NO . 97 IN QUEEN ' S COLLEGE, OXFORD, COLLATE D
WITH MS . NO . 126 IN THE SAME LIBRARY AND
ALSO WITH MS . NO . 55 AT STUDLEY ROYAL 7 3
PEDIGREES FROM IIARLEIAN MS . NO . 1554 NOT
INCLUDED EITHER IN THE QUEEN'S COLLEGE MSS .
OR IN FORSTER ' S " VISITATIONS OF NORTHUM-
BERLAND " 9 5
IV . AN ANNOTATED BLAZON OF THE SHIELDS OF ARM S
TRICKED ON FOLIOS 41-64 OF DIVISION IV O F
ASHMOLE MS . NO . 8:34 IN THE BODLEIAN LIBRARY ,
OXFORD 10 1
INDEX 195
PAG E
i X

INTRODUCTION .
The Visitation pedigrees forming parts I and II of thi s
volume were omitted from volume 1 44 of the publication s
of this society for the reason stated on page xi of the
introduction to that volume . Their publication complete s
that of the northern visitations suggested as desirable b y
Dr . F . W . Dendy in his introduction to volume 122 ,
pp . x1v-vi .
The section of Harleian MS . No . 1171 here copied i s
thus described in Catalogue of the Harleian Manuscripts :
" Part I of the Visitation book of the County of York a s
it was taken A .D . 1575 by William Flower Esq . Norrey ,
which has in some places the usual signs of the Origina l
Papers . . . the word ` Entred ' written at divers of th e
descents with red ink . . . . Certain hands subscribing to
the pedigrees . . . a Cross made with red ink or othe r
marks . . . set at divers Descents ." It would therefore
seem certain that these pedigrees are upon the loose sheets
upon which they would be first written by the visiting
heralds and afterwards copied into the appropriate book .
William Flower, who was created Norroy King of Arms
in 1562, is said to have been born in 1498, and so must
have been an old man when he made his visitations of
1575 . He was accompanied by his son-in-law, Rober t
Glover, who had been Somerset herald since 1571 .
Glover's services were much used by his contemporar y
Kings of Arms. His zeal, skill and unwearying diligence
appear to have been recognized by the heralds of his own
day as much as by those of later times, who owe so much
to his work . That Flower did himself make this visitatio n
seems certain ; he granted arms to Anthony Gatonby b y
letters patent dated at Gatonby July 15 i 5 (p. 7 below) .
He also granted arms and crest to Richard Jessop by
letters patent dated 13 July 1515 (p. 72 below), whilst both
he and Glover subscribe to the arms allowed to Willia m
Wycliff of Wycliff (p . 15 below). The pedigrees ar e
ix

x VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
mostly dated by the entry of the last generation, and in
some the age of the heir in 1575 is given : thus, Marmaduk e
Constable was then one year old (p . 5 below) and William
Gatonby ten years of age (p . 7 below) . Three at least o f
the pedigrees are, however, later than this, and ar e
apparently from Glover's visitation of 1584/85, then take n
by him as Norroy's deputy . These are Catterick o f
Stanwix subscribed to by John Garth 12 August 158 5
(p. 4 below), Freston of Warmfield which ends in Joh n
and William living in 1585, and Wandesford of Kirklington
(p. 28 below) which is undated but seems to be o f
the later date . The pedigrees in the later folios of the
manuscript are not so detailed as those on the earlier ones ,
and are very similar to those of the same families printe d
in volumes 122 and 133 of this society .
Shields of arms and crests accompany many of th e
pedigrees, and in some, arms illustrating descents an d
alliances, are also given . Examples of these are Phillipp ,
p . 2 if ., Lassels, p. 17 if ., and Wandesford, p . 28 if .
The drawings, from which the illustrations of this par t
have been made, were specially drawn for this purpos e
some years ago, when an earlier publication was expected ,
by the late 1N . Harry Rylands. It is interesting to note
the difference there is between the armorials in this visitation
and those blazoned for the same families in that of
1480-1500, published in the 144th volume of this society .
At the earlier date not a quartered shield is blazoned ; each
family is then given only its own proper shield, whereas th e
heralds of the later date blazon many quarterings, ver y
different from the simplicity of the earlier armory : note
for example the nine quarterings of Constable, the ten o f
Aske or the eight each of Metham, Ellerker and Willesthorpe,
all of which compare with their single paterna l
shield of the previous century . The blazon also, which
in the first visitation is usually given in full, is no w
indicated by small single letters placed upon the field an d
charges .
The pedigrees forming part II are chiefly from DIS .
No . 97 at Queen 's College ; the additions from MS . No .
126 are printed in italics, whilst those from the Studle y
Royal manuscript are placed within round brackets . As
stated on page iii of MS . No. 126 (see p. 73 below) thi s
visitation was also made by William Flower and Rober t
Glover ; the latter, by a curious error, is called Portculli s
pursuivant of arms, an office he vacated in 1571 . MS .

INTRODUCTION x i
No . 126 contains also the visitation pedigrees of th e
county of Durham taken by the same heralds in the sam e
year : this has been twice printed, first in a limited editio n
in folio published at Newcastle in 1820 by N . J . Philipson ,
and secondly by Joseph Foster in 1887 with the pedigree s
of the visitations of 1615 and 1666 added . The Northumberland
pedigrees, however, have not been publishe d
in full, though Foster included four of them, Delaval ,
Fenwick, Forster and Lawson with some additions an d
alterations in his Northumberland Visitation Pedigrees ,
Newcastle, N .D . In this volume he also included some o f
Northumberland, taken, the preface says, from Flower ' s
Visitation of Yorkshire in 1575 .
The title, list of pedigrees and note upon the " ancient e
arms " of Newcastle upon Tyne only appear in MS .
No. 126, but no drawing is there given either of the arm s
or of the crest and supporters " annexed " to them b y
Flower by letters patent' dated 16 August 1575 .
They
are, however, roughly tricked in both Harleian MSS . Nos .
1171 and 1554 ; from the latter of these the illustration o n
p. 74 has been copied .
The earliest example of the " anciente " shield o f
Newcastle upon Tyne, dating about the last quarter o f
the fourteenth century, is that i n
painted glass in the north window
of the chancel of St . John's
church in that city, from whic h
the accompanying drawing is
taken . The silver castles ar e
there shown upon a field of a
deep rich red colour of striate d
texture .
There are only nine pedigree s
recorded in the three manuscript s
comparing with forty-six taken in Yorkshire and fifty-six i n
Durham at the same visitation . This suggests that th e
visit north of the Tyne may have been a hurried one of a
more or less informal nature, and that the heralds did no t
get further into Northumberland than Newcastle upo n
Tyne ; possibly the usual summonses were not sent out .
The disturbed state of the northern marches may also hav e
prevented the work of the heralds being properly done :
the gentlemen of Northumberland were occupied with th e
realities of border warfare and probably had not muc h
' A copy of these appears in Harleian MS . 1 554 .

xii VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
leisure for the mere pageantry of arms .' The itinerar y
of the heralds also shows that a very short time only wa s
spent north of Tyne. The dated grants of arms sho w
that they were in Yorkshire in mid-July (p . 72 below) an d
in Durham county from the end of July to the middle o f
September (see Foster 's Durham 'isitation Pedigrees ,
p . iii) ; as the grants made in Northumberland are dated i n
the middle of August (p . 86 below) not much time can have
been spent there. It may also be that these manuscript s
do not contain all the pedigrees taken ; some additional
ones (see p . 95 if. below) are in Harleian MSS . Nos . 117 1
and 1554, but as these are " continued and enlarged " b y
the pedigrees taken in 1615, it is difficult to be sure whic h
are of 1575 .
Some of them which have not been printe d
before are contained in part III below . All the Northumberland
pedigrees are authentic visitation pedigrees ;
details are carefully recorded, shields of arms and crests
are drawn for each, and for some, arms illustratin g
alliances and historical extracts are given . The shield an d
crest of Lawson (p . 87 below) are apparently an additio n
to the original manuscript, the crest indeed is dated 1592 .
The manuscript from which part IV is copied is als o
the work of that diligent herald Robert Glover, and wa s
probably written about the last quarter of the sixteent h
century ; the folios containing the list of shields of arms
here published " are paged separately and appear to hav e
originally formed a separate tract ." 3 The greater par t
of the shields blazoned in it are copied from a much earlie r
roll . Dr. Craster, in his notes upon the forty-five shield s
of men of Northumberland contained in it, showed tha t
they were those of men living in the first half of th e
fifteenth century, and he referred the original to " the
second or third decade " of that century .' The result of
the study of all the shields by the present editor confirm s
that date, with, however, the qualification that there ar e
also in it many shields of Tudor times contemporary wit h
the probable date of its transcription by Robert Glover .
Attention is drawn to these in the notes, but the followin g
may here be named as examples : Oliver St . John (575 )
died in 1582 ; the son of Nicholas Baildon (503) was livin g
at the visitation of 1585, and so also was the son of si r
John Burton (509) ; whilst no . 245 gives the arms o f
2 See The Last Years of a Frontier by D. L. W. Touch, Oxford, 1928 .
3 A Northern Roll of Arms by H . H . E. Craster, AA, 3rd ser ., II ,
P 1 73 .

INTRODUCTION xii i
Thornton of East Newton granted in 1563 . Some of th e
quartered shields are also almost certainly of sixteent h
century date .
The manuscript also contains, as Dr . Craster points
out, many shields of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries,
such as Baliol (72 and 715), William de Forz, earl of
Aumale (252), Lacy, earl of Lincoln (85), sir John Botetourt
(26o), Fulk Fitzwarrin (265), as well as many of thos e
of the knights, companions of Edward III and the Blac k
Prince, who fought at Calais and Crecy and in the later
wars of the prince in Spain and Aquitaine : these and th e
early Knights of the Garter are well represented by sir
Reynold Cobham (1J4), sir Walter Manny (476), si r
Thierry Manny (452), sir Bartholomew Burghersh (487) ,
sir Constantine Mortimer (573), sir John Lisle of Rougemont
(4), and others whom it is not necessary to nam e
here .
The shields are clearly and neatly drawn, and, with
few exceptions, have the name of their bearer writte n
above each, often with the addition of their Christian nam e
as well as of their manor or place of residence . These
details suggest that the original manuscript was the wor k
of one familiar with the person whose shield he blazoned .
The tinctures are indicated by small single letters o r
abbreviations : ar = argent (silver), b =blue (azure), g =
gules (red), or = or (gold), v = vert (green), sa = sabl e
(black), ermine is tricked, black spots on white . Th e
Roman numerals in the margins refer to the folios of th e
manuscript ; the Arabic figures before each name have bee n
added by the present editor to facilitate reference .
The roll is not free from mistakes, and these give th e
impression that Glover was not familiar with some of th e
shields he copied ; the tinctures also are sometimes wrongl y
indicated, as though the original had been in colours which
had faded and could not be properly determined . The
names also are sometimes miscopied as if the original ha d
become partly illegible and the transcriber had guesse d
at them . A more important defect is the wrong attribution
of some of the shields ; for example, the arms of Barto n
of Newton are given for " James Stranguish " (2), th e
shield of Manstone is attributed to the strange name of
" Anary " (6), " Fitz Harry " (16) is correctly given bu t
the name above the same shield later in the roll (711) has
apparently proved a difficulty and . appears as " ffeherr . "
Nos . 124 and 125 give two different shields to one curiously

xiv VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
called " Bertun Hucod, " whilst, more unpardonable, the
shield of Chamberlain (443) is given for sir Reynol d
Cobham, K.G., whose proper shield is correctly blazoned
on no. 134. There are other wrong identifications named
in the notes which need not here be recapitulated .
The editor has tried to find some method in th e
arrangement of the shields, but has quite failed to do so ;
there is no attempt to arrange the shields as an ordinar y
nor alphabetically, nor in order of precedence or rank .
Great historic shields are next to ones of little or n o
importance-thus the shield of lord Cobham of Sterborough,
K .G . (r,;q), is followed by that of the undistinguished
family of Trollope of Thornley, co . Durham .
Nor are they in any topographical order ; they range i n
pleasant disorder from Land 's End to Berwick Bounds ,
jumping from county to county in a very irresponsibl e
way. The first folio is typical of many others ; upon it
are the shields of men from five counties, Sussex, Middle -
sex, Suffolk, Lincolnshire and Yorkshire ; the sixtee n
shields upon it thus range from Beechy Head to Tees .
A careful analysis of all the 752 shields shows, however ,
that there is a large preponderance of arms of the nort h
of England, that is, of those counties north of Tren t
which form the province of Norroy King of Arms .
The manuscript contains numerous shields for which
it is the only authority, and it is also valuable because
of the many differenced or quartered shields it gives fo r
different branches of the same family. Of these there
may be mentioned here the five differing shields for each
of the branches of Neville and Harrington, or the thre e
each for the Redmans and Radcliffes .
The editor regrets that there are many shields, as wel l
as their bearers, which he has failed to identify . This is
perhaps not surprising, as, apart from errors of th e
copyist, to do so would require an intimate knowledge o f
the pedigrees of families, some of little importance, o f
almost every county of England .
24 March, 1931 .

ABBREVIATIONS .
AA Archcaologia Aeliana, four series, published by the Societ y
of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne .
CDP The Extinct and Dormant Peerages of the northern counties
of England by J . W. Clay, F .S .A . London, 1913 .
CP The Complete Peerage by G . E. C . New edition. Vols .
I-VII . Later volumes first edition .
CVY Dugdale's Visitation of Yorkshire, with additions by J . W .
Clay, F .S .A . 3 Vols. Exeter, 1899 .
DNB Dictionary of National Biography .
FVD The Visitation Pedigrees of Durham in 1575, 1615 and 1666 ,
edited by Joseph Foster .
FVN The Visitation Pedigrees of Northumberland in 1615 an d
1666, edited by Joseph Foster .
FVY The Visitations of Yorkshire in 1584-85 and 1612, edited b y
Joseph Foster .
H Publications of the Harleian Society .
HN A History of Northumberland by John Hodgson .
MK A Book of Knights, 1426-166o, by W . C . Metcalfe .
NCH A History of Northumberland . Vols . I-NIII, County History
Committee .
NM Northumbrian Monuments Vol. IV of the publications of
the Newcastle upon Tyne Records Committee .
PHY A History of Yorkshire by Plantagenet Harrison. r vol .
RND A History of North Durham by James Raine .
SK The Knights of England by W . A. Shaw .
SS The publications of the Suttees Society .
VCH The Victoria History of the counties of England .
YRS The Record Series of the Yorkshire Archmological Society .
xvi

CORRECTIONS, VOLUME CXLIV
p . 17, note 7. Delete " living 1494 " and add " I .P.M .,.
2nd ser., no. 4, taken 21 Hen . VII (1505-6) ." It
was found that " Ewinus Ogle de Ogle " died 1 Sept . .
2 Hen. VII (1486) .
p . 56, note 5 . Delete " date of death unknown " and add
" died i Sept. 1486 . "
pp. 129-130. Note 5 on p, 129 should be against " Johanne s
de Markenfeld miles." From the will there referred
to there can be little doubt that his wife Margaret was
the daughter of sir John Melton not Middleto n
p . 130. Note 7 should be against the Anna on the line below .
It was Anne daughter of sir Thomas Markenfeld wh o
married Christopher Conyers .
p . 151, note 5. Delete last sentence " Made a banneret etc . "
and add " Died before 13 Jan . 1463/4, when his wido w
had licence to marry sir James Harrington." He was
probably the sir William who was knighted at Wake -
field 30 Dec. 1460 .
p . 151, note 6. Delete first sentence " He was made etc . "
and add " He was described as knight 29 May 148 0
(Plumpton Correspondence, p . lxxxi) and it is probable
he was the sir William who was knighted 18 Jan .
1477/8 . He died in March, 2 Hen. VII (1486i7) .
I.P.M . co. Stafford . "
p. 151, note 7 . Delete first sentence " Knighted at Flodden
etc." and add " He was a knight before 19 Dec . 148 7
(Cal . Pat. Rolls) and created Knight of the Bath
25 Nov. 1487 (Plumpton Correspondence XCVII and
note 2) . "

I.-The VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE made in A .D . 1575 by
William Flower, Norroy King of Arms, and Rober t
Glover, Somerset Herald, from Harleian MS . no. 1171 .
Aske of Aughton .
Aslakby of Bardon . . .
Bellassis of Newborough
from co. Durham . .
Bukton of Beningha m
Caterick of Carleton and
Stanwick
Clapham of Beamsley . .
Constable of Everingham
Daniel of Beswick .
Darcy, Lord, of Aston .
Donnington
Drax of Woodhall
Eglesfield of Farmanby
Ellerker of Risby . .
Escote of Escote .
Fairfax of Walton an d
Gilling
Flower of Rowmarsh from
co. Notts . . . .
Flower of Whitwell .
Freston of Warnefiel d
Gale of York . . .
Gaytonby of Gaytonby
Girlington of Girlington
Green of Newby . .
Gower of Stittenham
Hastings of Fenwick . .
Howdanby of Howdanby
LIST OF PEDIGREES
f. 40 Jessop of Bromehall . . . f. 79b
f. 52
Kaye or Caye of Dalton
f. 4-1
f. 43 6
and Woodson . . . f . 6
Lascelles of Eskrick f. 13 b -14 b
Laton f. 1 5
f. 2 b Metham of Barnehill . . f. 4 1
f. 193 Meynell or Meignell of
f . 3 Kilvington and Stanke
Midleton of Stockeld an d
f. 5 b
f. 46 Stubham f . 4 4
f. 43b Montfort or Mountford of
f . 39 Kilnhurst . . . . f . 51 6
f. 47
Norton of f. 79
f. 45 b
.f. 4 1 6
f. 51 b
f. 38 b
f . 4
f . 5
f. 4 0
f. 44 b
f . 3 b
f. 1 0 6
f. 44 5
f. 3 9
f. 41 b
f. 42 b
1
Phillip of Bignell . . . f . 2
Reresby of Thribergh . f. 42'
Rockley of Rockley . f. 4 3
Rudston of f. 55,
Ryther of Harewood . . f. 50
Thorpe of Thorpe . . f . 4 3
Vavasour of Haseiwoo d
and Spaldington . . . f. 40 b
Wandesford of Kirklington f . 15b
Wentworth of Gawthorp e
and Wentworth . . . f. 42 6
Wickliff of Wickliff . . . f . 8
Wilsthorpe or Wilstrope f. 48
Wright of Plowland fro m
Kent f. 46
A

2
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 2 . )
VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
The first leaves of this Book, being
only copies of Letters Patents, I did
cult out, and sent them to .17r. Ulster,
K. ofAzuzes, In November, 1604 .
The tyke word for word, is zn fol. 53
and 54.
PHILLIPP OF BRIGNELL IN COM . RICHMOND'
Eldred in ye Booke
of Yorkshyre .
[All the entries i n
this ped. are en -
closed in circles.]
Charles Phillipe 3-t Anne d. to Raf
Braybrigg o f
Bolton i n
Vorkshie r
Henry PhillipeTAgnes d . to
of Brignall Aslaby o f
Bardon i n
Vorkshie r
James Phillipe Alice d . to Raffe
of Brignall 4 Baynbrigge of Bolto n
in Richm o
Raffe Phillipe 2
of Brignel l
in Richmond
John Phillipe Cutbert Phillip e
John Philli p
eldest sonn e
mar : Eleno r
d . and heir e
to Edw.
Hadswell 5
Portabit haec arm a
ex concessione W . F .
Norroy per littera s
patentes dat . A.D. 1561 .
Katherin ane Dorathy Lucy A

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 57 5
Arthurre Phillip° 2d
sonn mar : Jane d .
and h . to W m
Coniers of Mark s
Franci s
Philli p
George
Alice
William
Mary
Henry Xpoffer Thomas Annes Dorathy Janne Grace Eleno r
mar : t o
Rate
Robisson
A
[I and IV Phillipp ,
II Conyers of Marske ,
III Clesehy of Marske ]
r SS 122, p . 189 ; AA, 2nd ser., V, 46 ; PHY 312. For manor VCH, No. Rid . I ,
49/50; for note upon arms see SS 122, p . 188
2 Living 1478/79. (PHY )
3 Will proved 22 October 1577 . (AA )
4 Will dated 7 February 1582/83. See notes upon this man in SS and AA as above .
5 For Hudswell pedigree see SS 14:4, p. 43. For notes upon this man and hi s
brother see notes to pedigrees as above.
6 Arthur sold Marske estate in 15h7. (AA as above.)

4 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 2b .)
CATERIKE DE STANWIGGS IN COM . RICHMOND'
STANWIGGE
[Catterick (new) quartering
Catterick (old)]
Anthony Catherik T Elizabet h
of Stanwiks d . an d
Living 1585 coheire o f
Ron lan d
Tempes t
of Holmeside
John Caterike of doughter o f
Stanwiggs i n
Com. Richmon d
John Caterike Grace doughte r
to Lamber t
in Epat u
William Caterike Margret doughter 1\Iarmaduk e
eldest sonne to Saltmersh of z`1 Sonn e
Saltmersh sans issu e
George T Margret Henry Franci s
2 `t Sonne doughter sans san s
of Carle- of issu iss u
ton in Eltoft e
Corn .
Richm :
Lyving
1585
1
Thomas Catherike Margery maried Anthon y
Wi l l m .
eldest sonne to Roger Menell
of Nort h
Kilvington
Catherik 3
John George
Grace maried t o
Rob. Lambert
Dorothe maried Katheri n
to Scrope ° Eleno r
Witnessed by y e testimony of Jn° Gart h
Tenant to the above written George
Caterik of Carleton, at Richmond o n
Thursday y e 12 of August 1585 who bat h
hereunder subscribed the same tyme .
John Gart h
1 This pedigree dates 1555, and is same as FVY 255/56, where it is continue d
to 1612. Pedigree also given in PHY 49S. For manor and further evidences o f
family see VCH, No. Rid . I, 128/30 .
2 She married Francis Scrope of Danby and died s .¢. (CVY II, 6. 1
3 Margaret, daughter of Anthony, married Anthony Smithson, to whose descendant s
dukes of Northumberland the manor of Stanwick still belongs .
The arms are not on record earlier, but an old stone in the church of St . John ,
Stanwick, described by Whitaker, had this quarterly shield carved upon it .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1575 5
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 3 . )
[CONSTABLE OF FLAMBOROUGH, EVERINGHAM AND
NEWARK] l
I . 2 .
Mary, d. to rf-Sr Marmaduke i Joice d. to S r Humfrey
Fitzhugh, sans Costable of Staffor d
issu Flamborowg h
I
S r Robart Constabl e
of Flambourg h
executed at Hull ,
mar: Jane d . t o
S r W m Ingleby
2 3
S r MarmadukeTBarbara Sr Wm .
Constable of d. to S r Constabl e
Everingham' Jn° of Hatfel d
Suthill in Holder -
of Ever - nes
ingham
~1 2 1
S r Marmaduke Thoma s
Constable of Constabl e
Flambrough mar :
Elizab. d . to Robart Constabl e
Tho. L. Darcy Clark of ye kitchi n
to ye Erie of Rutlan d
Robbart Dorath e
Constable d . to
Witherington
widow t o
Roger
Fenwi k
Robart Franci s
Constable Constabl e
1
S r MarmadukeTJane d . t o
Constable of W m Lor d
Everingham 3 Conies
Philllip i Margret Katheri n
living d. to S r mar : S r
An° Rob` Ric .
1 575 5 Tirwett Stapelto n
of of Wighell
Ketelby
Marmaduke °
Constable on e
yeare old 1 575
I 2
S r Robart Christian d . t o
Constable John Dabrigeof
court of Long -
Newark 4 don Hall i n
living Warwickshie r
1 57 5
Roger Henr y
Everild
Constable
13 years
old 1 575
Barbara
1 4
Sr John Constabl e
of Kinnalto n
Corn. Nottingh a
mar: Jan. d. an d
heire Henr y
Suthill
Sr Robart Constable 7 o f
Everingham mar : Katheri n
d. to Georg Maners Lor d
Ross sister to ye erl e
of Rutlan d
i 3
John Constabl e
mar: Dorath y
d. and heire t o
S r Robar t
Owtredd
Marmaduke Anne
Constabl e
mar: the d .
of Hungat
A

6
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
14 I I I
Micheall George Everild mar : Barbara Margret Elizabet h
Constable
5th sonne to Tho mar : to mar : to mar : t o
mar : Crawthorne Wm . Tho. Edwar d
Dorathy of Vorkshiere Babthorp Saltmersh sonn t o
d. to S r of Osgarby of Saltmersh S r Raf
W'" Hilton in York- in Ellercar o f
Baron of
Hilton
shier Yorkshier Yorkshie r
Constabl e
Camerwort h
Stane s
Argun
Suthil l
Pannel l
Pouche r
Everingha m
Elli s
S r Robt . Constable of
Newark on Trent s
r Pedigree and notes SS 144, p. 153 ; FVV 178/79 and 477 ; SS 12 .2, p. 47, and notes
ibid ., p . 48.
2 Will proved 9 December 1545 . (SS 106, pp . 200!2. )
3 Knighted at Roxburgh by Edward duke of Somerset 1547 . (SK II, 62. )
4 Knighted at I3ercc-ick by Thomas earl of Sussex 11 May 1570 . (SK II, 74. )
5 Knighted at Durham by James I 17 April 1603. (SK II, 100 . )
6 Knighted at the Tower 14 March 1603/04 . (SK II, 130 . )
Will proved 27 March 1560 . (SS 122, p . 48 note. )
s Quarter II is cheeky gold and gales on a chief silver a lion passant sable ;
Quarter VIII is gules a lion rampant vair.
A

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 57 5
(HARLEIAN MS. I171, fol . 3b. )
Ebor . Entred.
GAYTONBY OF GAYTONBY IN CONT. EBOR . '
[per Iras patentes dat .
die Julii 1595 apud Gaytonby
p . W.F. Norrey]°
Gaytonby
of Gaytonby
John Gatonb y
of Gatonby i n
Yorkshier
John Gaytonby Gaytonby Gatonb y
eldest sonne of Gaytonb y
sans issu
John Gaytonby Elene d . to Xpoffer Conier s
of Gaytonby of Kirkby second Brothe r
to the Lord Conyers o f
Hornby
Dorothy Janet mar : Elizabeth Anne mar : Alice Doroth y
d. to Jn° Jn° Thurby mar : to Wm to Simon sans mar : t o
Ripley of Bormes- Hunton of Tenant of issu W m
of York- ton in Morton in Burrell in Raw* [? ]
shiere Yorkshiere Yorkshier Yorkshier
Antony Gaytonby Ti Margrett d. Jn° 2 sonne Francis Margrett Sussan mar :
of Gaytonby3 1575 to Tho . mar : Cicely 3dt sonne mar : to to Tho .
Staveley of d. to Richard Lenord Michell o f
Rippon Bland-, Severe of Rokby i n
Botley in Yorkshie r
I Yorkshier
Gaytonby Jn° Gaytonby Mary Ann e
lo years ol d
in an° 1 575
Wilco. de Gaytonby s Domina Johanna d e
vixit 1322 Gaitonby uxor eiu s
Thomas de Gaytonby=Johanna filia Petr y
filius et herers de Simthwat e
* The binding hides end of this name .
1 For manor and family see VCH, No. Rid . I, 359160 .
2 Died in 1551 seised of a third of the vill . (Ibid . )
3 His two daughters Mary and Anne were his co-heirs ; Mary married William
Bowes and Anne, Thomas Warcop ; they sold their shares of the manor before 1598 .
(VCH, p. 359, quoting Chan . LP.M . )
4 Married 30 July 1571. (CVY II, 197. )
5 William Gatonby, son of Thomas Gatonby, was chief tenant in Gatonby in 1301 .
(VCH, as above. )
6 For grant of arms see Hart MS . 1453, fo . 74 .
7

8
(HARLEIAN MS . I 171, fol. 4.)
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
Thomas Flowr e
I . I
d. toiJohn Flowrei Elinor Mering Henry Flowr of Langar' i n
zj son' I Notingha mar : Cassandr e
Bradock
Thomas
I I I
I I Henry George Jn °
Raff Francis Grace mar : mar : Flowre Flowr Flour
Flowr Flowr Henn to Nic° to Raft a clerk
a clerk Elkin- Dlusard Bestreak o f
ton Ansle y
I I
Mary mar : Tho' Flowre of
to Smithe Langar s Kather n
d. to Gorg e
Chaworth of
Rowmersh i n
Yorkshei r
I I
Henry Flowr Dorathy mar : t o
studdent of Legh of
Gres in Linconsh :
living 158 1
r Pedigree H, Visits. of 1'otfinghavn hire, pp . 12172.
2 Langar, Notts ., ten miles south-east of Nottingham .
3 Will proved 24 June 1537 . (SS 106, 63 .)

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 9
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 4b .)
[FRESTON OF WARMFIELD] 1
John Freston of Warmfeld d . and heire t o
in y° West Ryding of York Georg Franklish of
and of Altoftes \Varmfeld
William Freston d. to W °
of Altoftes Malo t
George Freston d. to Percivall Amyas of
of Altoftes Netherton in West Rydin g
of Yorksh :
Robart Freston Sibil1, d . to Percyvall Anne mar : Elizabeth mar :
of Altoftes Tho s Paterdall to W R1 Jn° Shaw o f
of Leides neare Wilson Yorksh :
to Kendall i n
Yorksh :
John Freston' of Xpofer William Freston Jane mar : to
Altoftes Esq . now 2 sonne of Castleford Jn° Stanford of
living 1585 Lyving 1585 London m 'chan t
I and IV Fresto n
II Amya s
III Frobisher
Crest a demi-greyfria r
1 As in FVY 309 . Warmfield and Altofts are both in the West Riding, nea r
Wakefield.
2 He founded a free school at Normanton . Died 1594/95. For note upon this an d
arms blazoned see YRS XXXIV, p . 64 .

10 VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
(HARLETAN MS . 1171, fol . 5 . )
Flowre .
[FLOWER OF WHITWELL] r
\V Flowe r
Roger Agnes d . and heire to Win
Dalhv of Exton in Corn . Rutlan d
Thomas Flower Agnes d . and heire to Peter
Saltby and of Margret d. an d
heire of Tansl y
Roger F1 svre Jane d . and heire of S r Jn °
I Francis and of his wieffe
d. and heire of S r Henry
Plessing of Burle y
Richard Flowre i d . and heire to S r Jn°
Tisington of Stamfor d
Roger d . to Conier s
Richard Flowre`i Alice d . to S r Joh n
Harringto n
John Flowre of i Margery d . to Anthony Cony
Whitwell Esquier and of Editha Westo n
i
John Roger Anne maried to Alice maried t o
Robt. Itay Charles Segrav e
i Same as FVY 618. Whitwell in West Riding, parish of Whalley .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 1 1
(TIARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 5b. )
Ebor. Meignel . Entree'.
un
II I
Uhf
Ol [
[MEINELL]
Robar Meignell' T Agnes d . to
Lancaster of Stockbrigg e
in Corn. Cumberlan d
I I I I
Brian sans Henry mar. to Radcliffe
issu sans of Moulgrav i n
issu Yorkshier e
o Roger
I
Robt. MeynellT Mary daughter
s rgent at the to Tho. Pudsey
f
Margrett=AntonyMeinell TElizabeth d . t o
d. to of North Kit- Grene of
Law' of Barfoord Eglefeld vington in Lanmouth i n
first wiff Yorkshier Yorkshier2wiff
sans issu living 1 57 5
Roger Meinell Rowland I I
of Hilton now Meinell Jane cl. to = TKatherin cl . t o
living 1575 mar : Tho . Nawton of Edel -
Jane d . to S r Roksby of thorp in York-
Ypofer Cutbert 1\Torltram shier 4 wif
Meinell in York -
shier 3 wiff I
Robart Meynel l
Antony Meinell «'"' Meinell I
Richard
3`I sonne mar :
Margret d . t o
Meynell
Xpofer Nodinge
Margret mar: to Doiathy mar : t
Roger Tokette Nic° Girlington
of Toketts sonn to Nic°
sonne
living 1575
in nuptas
of Stanke i n
Yorkshier e
Girlington o f
Hackford in
Roger Meinel eldest sonne
Yorkshier
mar : Margery d . to Antony
Catherick 3 of Stanwigg s
in Yorkshiere
Anne mar : to
France s
Foultore of
Isselbeck
A
Joann mar : to I
Nynian I I
Girlington of Mary Elizabet h
Girlington ;
I
Margret Tho . 8 year s
old an d
more 1575

12
A
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
Francis mar : t o
Thomas Fox o f
Thorp in York -
shier
Alice mar : to
Nishar 5
Cicelly'mar :
to Cutbert
Wind e
r FVY 250,1 gives details not here, and blazons the shield with a baston ove r
all. The shield is first borne at Falkirk in 1298, when sir Nichol de Meynill bor e
d'azure on iij gemeus d'or ou le chef d 'or. For manor and account of family see
VCH, No . Rid. I, 456.
2 Serjeant-at-law 1547. Will proved 16 July 1563. (FVY 251 note . )
3 See pedigree of Catterick ante p . 4 .
d See pedigree post p . 16.
5 Nicholas Nesome . (FVY)

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 13
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 6. )
KAY OR CAY OF WODSAM AND DALTON IN COM . EBOR .
Entred.
Thomas Cay=Elizabeth d. and heire
to Robt . Torner
Jn° Cay livin g
6 of Ed . 4
[1466-67 ]
Caj,
John Cay Jn° a bastar d
Elizab.=Laurence Cicely d. to Jame s
d . to Cay 1 W° Bradsha w
Jn °
Amias
Peter Ric .
Jn° Cay ofy-Jane d. t o
Wodsom Skargil l
Jn° Cay of Wodsa m
Living 38 of H . 6
[1459-60]
1 FVY, pp . 320 and 323 . The crest on a tors? silver and sable a goldfinch ptro1ier was granted to Arthur Kay of Woodsome, great-grandson of John Kay (1459/60) ,
by Flower 22 October 1564. (H LXVI, 142 .) That of Kay of Dalton (see FVY 323)
was granted by Flower at Wakefield 7 October 1564. (H LXVI, 142 .) Woodsome
and Dalton are both in the West Riding, the former in the liberty of Pontefract ,
the latter in that of Wakefield . The above pedigree is probably not a visitation
one but one compiled from deeds . See also YRS XXXIV, pp . 92/93.

(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 8.)
Ertfrred.
WICKLIFF OF WICLIFF IN COM . RICHMOND'
John Wyclyff of Wyclyff Agnes d. t o
in Richmondshier Tho. Rokeby
Robart WycliffMargret sister to S r Jn° Alice mar : to S r Ric .
Conyers of Hornby
Conyers of Cowto n
11 21
Raffe T Anne d . John Elizabeth d.
31
RobartMargery d .
4I
Richard=
5 1
d . to Jn° Roger Wyclyff
Wycliff to SrWm Wicliff to Jn° Wycliff 1 to Tailbois Wycliff pkinson of of whom y e
Bowes pkinson of
Beomonthill
in Epatu
of Thornton
in Epatu
Beomonthill
in Epatu
Wyclyff o f
London a r
descend e t
Anne mar :
to Jame s
sonn an d
heire t o
S r Wm
Malevery
of Wideson
Agnes mar :
to Anton y
Brakenbury Dorathy Wm . WycliffMuriell d .
esquier d. to Jn° Esquier'
Playse of now livin g
Halneby 1575
in com .
1 Rich -
. . .mar : to George mon d
Karr of Newcastell
to Wm .
1 . Ever s
widow t o
Sr Geor g
Bowes o f
Strellam
I I 1
Raft and John mar : Grace mar :
Robart Mabel d . to Rob `
sans issu' to Tho . Millet o f
Rokhy of Whitten i n
Morton Epat u
I 1 I 1
Thomas William Frances John
A B C
I
6 1
William Wyclyff
mar: the wido w
of as k
Henry T -Elizabet h
Wycliff d. t o
now Robar t
living Mille t
1 575 in Epat u
John Wycliff
eldest sonne

Margery mar : Raft 2 etl FrancisTJane d . Peete r
to Thoe sonne 3 Wycliff I t o
Blenkensop sans issu eldest Tho .
of West- sonne Roke -
merland by o f
Morto n
-~ 31 41 11 2 1
Willomas Antony Francis Elizabeth Mary
A
B
These Armes allowed t o
Wycliff of Wycliff
Esquier by W. Flowr e
and Somersett Herald
1 575 .
41 31
2 1
John Margrett mar : to Christopher Henry mar: Antony a
Roger Lepton of but hath no pres t
Kepwike in
Yorkshier
issu 1575
John Wycliff mar : ye
mother of Justice Wray,
[Wicliffe quartering Ellerton ]
C
Robart mar : mar :
living to Bowes to Smel t
1 575 a yeoman a yeoma n
1 FVY 377 ; SS 122, p . 119. For manor and account of family see VCI-I, No. Rid. I, 138/40 .
The earlier history of family as well as more details of those here named are there given .
a There is a brass commemorating him and his wife Dleriel in Wycliffe church . He died 1584 . (VCH)
3 Brass in Wycliffe church with shield of arms . He died 16043. (VCH )
4 Sir Christopher Wray, K .B ., chief justice, 1574 .
5 On the outside of the south wall of Wycliffe church are two shields, one Wycliffe quarterin g
Ellerton as here, the other the same shield impaling Rokeby . For John and his wife first in thi s
pedigree. The Ellerton shield is accounted for by the settlement of 1412 made by Robert Wycliffe, a
great man in the bishopric of Durham, who died at Kepler in 1423, upon John, son of John o f
Ellerton and his heirs male, who were to assume the name and arms of Wycliffe . (VCH 139 and notes F. +
and authorities there cited .) The shield of Wycliffe is first blazoned in Grimaldi's roll of Edward III . C.St
H
N

16 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEI AN MS . 117 1 , fol. lob . )
GIRLINGTON OF GIRLINGTON IN COM . RICHMOND '
John Girlington
of Girlingto n
Henry Girlingto n
mar: Eden d . to
Robt. \Vicliff
of \Vicliff'
1
Randoll Girlington 3 Fetter 2 Lawrence Raff Anton y
eldest sonne mar : sonne a preest died Girl -
Issabell d. to John sans Yong ington The true armes foun d
Stephenson of issu afterward per V .F .
Richmond Towne Norrey 1 575 .
Antony Girlington mar : Raft- Girlington 2`1 Frances Girlingto n
Christian d . to W"' sonne now living 3d sonn e
Coniers of Maske anno 157 5
the elder
Doane d. to In° Menell Ninian Girlington =Elenor d. to France s
of Hanby first will of Girlington Killinghall 2 i1 wil
living in Ann o
Dni . 1 57 5
Nicholas Girlington Margret Elizabet h
eldest sonne l o
years old 1 575
Margery Dorathy Hellene
Anton y
Girlington
1 FVY 619 ; detailed pedigree by late James Raine, Col . Top . et Gen . VI, 190/1 .
Account of manor with notices of family VCH, No. Rid . I, 140 .
2 Died 1146 .
3 He was godson of sir Randall Pigot, and died temp . Edward VI .

(HARLETAN MS . 1171, m. 13b-14b.)
Entred in Yarksh : fol. 47.
Robart Constable
Win. Constabl e
Robart Adela soror Galfrid i
Constable d'oiry
LASSELS OF ESTRICK IN COM . YORKSH . 1
W I Constable T Ciceley d .to Mar- I
maduke Tweng Roger Lassels mar : to Issabel l
d. to Wm FizThoma s
Simon Constabl e
I I I I I
Robart Constable Alice d . to Jane mar . Matildus mar : Temperanc e
Lassells to Tho' de to Rohr Tiliol mar. to Raft.
Colensenne and Robart Bone to Randol f
Hilton
John Constable mar : Albreda I
da St Quintin relicta John Robart Hilton
Sturmy of Holdernes
of Swin e
John Constable mar : Matildu s
W m Constable mar : Metham
S r John Constable mar : t o
Margret d . to Sr Thoma s
Umfravile of Harbotl e
S r John Constable dns o f
Halsham mar : Lora d . t o
Henry Lord Fitzhugh
Roger de Lassel s
Picotu s
Roger de Lassell s
living 1213
I I
S r Tho s Lassels Margr : mar :
to Jn° Reresby
S r Ric. Lassels o f
Estricl, in th e
countie of Knight (sic)
cum bordura ingra -
data nigra .
I I I
S r John Katherin mar : Walter die d
Lassels to Tho . Bowth w thout iss u
A
z

I I I
John =Elizabeth Sr Raff Lassels i Jane d . and heire S` Geffray Ellen mar : t o
Lassels delamore Knight mar : to John Burdett Lassels Thomas Bowth
I I
Elizabeth mar : Richar d
to S r W"' Roch Lassel s
sans iss u
2 sonne
S r Raffi Maulcl d . to Richard 3d Jane mar : t o
Lassels S` sonne sans John Holm e
Constable issue
A
S r Richardlr - d. to
Rowcliff Laxton
C
Cicely mar :
to Rygat e
Co

13 C
Sir Walter i Agnes sister and heir to
Lassels S r Ric. Roc]iff Knigh t
S` Walter Lassels d. to S r John Lassels of Cyceley d . to W'° Lassels Richard Ciceley mar : Katheri n
of Estrick Eland Stourton 2`1 Danby sans issu Lassels to Henry mar : to . . .
sonne Wartell Deisne y
D
E

I I I I -
Wm. Lassels Walter Thomas Robart Robar t
mar : d. to sans issu sans issue Lassels Lassel s
Metcalfe
Clerk
ZY"' Lassels=Issabell cl . to S r
Woclderington
I I
John Lassels W m Lassels of d. to Heyfel d
Stourton of Yorkshir e
Esquier
I I
W m Lassels ofi E1en d . to Edwar d
Stourton in Beckwith Lassel s
Notingham
Esquie r
Richard

F
Robart Lassels Katherin d. to S r
Thos Gray widow
sans issu issu issu James Pickeringe d. and heire t o
[sic] of Haringto Rob` Lassels o f
Estrick
H
G
Humfrey Bohum Erie of Hereford mar :
Elizabeth d . to King Edward I .
i
Robs Lord d. to Humphrey
Clifford I Bohum
z
t1

Ralf Lassels of Stourtoni
esquier
d. to Topcliff
H
S r Edmund d. to S r Tho' Ughre t
Sanfor d
S r Bryan Sandfor d
John Sandfor d
S r Brian Sandford '
John Sandford Ric : Lassells of Stourton Dorothy d . to S r John Sandfor d
sans issu Esquier Brian Sandford son and heire
[sic]
K

John sans issu
K
Elizabeth Anne mar : Millessent mar : Dorathy mar :
mar : to to Jn° to Raff : to Edwar d
Edw . Molineux Frechevile 2d Dudley o f
Basset of of Thorpe sonne to S r Netherton i n
Fledbor- in ye Petter of Staffordshire
owgh esq . Clotte in Staveley
Corn . Knight
Notingham
Gorge Lassels of Stourto and Gaytfor d
mar : Dorathy d . to Paynell of Lincolnsh .
2
Brian Lassels = Issabell d. to Henr y
of Stourton S r Edwar d
and Gaitford Montagu e
living an" L. Cheif
1 575 Justice 3
Is I4 I s
John Gervais George
Lassel s
mar :
Elizabeth
d. and
heire t o
Barthelme w
Methley o f
Elston in Corn .
Nottingha m

IV l I I I I I I i I
Georg Lassels Gervais Thomas Digby Francis Roger Ratherin Elizabeth Sussann Wenifride Ric . John and Ric .
son and heire and Elizabet h
rq years old sans iss u
1 575
L
(I and IV Lascelle s
II Burdett
III Roclift)
r FVY 61 ; Esierick is in E. Riding, wa.pentake of Ouse and Dement. Roweliffe and Constabl e
pedigrees see SS 1.4, pp . 84 and 159, and references there given ,
2 He was knighted 1497, after the battle of L`lackheath .
3 In A .D . 1545 .

(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . I . .)
S` Rob` Layton o f
Layton in Vorksh .
Rohart Lato n
John Lato n
Robart Layto n
Thomas Lato n
Jn° Laton •fi Julian d . t o
Newsham Jn° Vavaso r
in Vorkshier of Haselwood
A
LATON OF SEXHO IN COM. EBOR .'
S` Robart Gower lived i n
the tyme of K . E . 3
John Gower Beatrix mar : to
of Saxhow Richard of
Scotterstelf
Nic° Gower of i-Maud Lawrence Gowe r
Saxhow person of Rudley
13 H . 6
Nic° Linley ofT Maud cl . and= W m Ward Elizabeth mar : Issabell mar :
Scotterstelf heire 2 "`t husband to T . Laton to T . Darcy
first husband II of Saxhow sans iss u
John Killerb y
3 d husband Robt. Lato n
22 H. 6 Richard Lynley of T Agnes d. t o
Scotterstelf Simo Ellerton
3 E . 4 S r Percyvalt Lyndley Elizabet h
Richard
Percvvall Linley of =i=Hellen e
Lyndley Linley in Ebor : Pensa x
B * Added (another ink) . z,ide 83

A
Laton of . I Margery d. to T. Thomas
Newsham Montford of sans issu
Hackford in
Corn . Richmond
Jn° Laton of Sneepe e mar :
Margery d. to Geo .
Doddesworth of reswyt t
1
John Npofe t
George Henry
Thom. Laton of W°' san s
Sax ho living iss u
1575 mar :
Elizabeth d . t o
S r Jame s
Metcal f
C
B
I I I
Thomas Margery d . to , mar : to mar : t o
Lindley S r Tho s Conyers of Highfel d
Newport Pinchinthorp e
I i
Thomas Laton=Mudiell i d. Robt Laton of Elizabeth mar : to Anne mar : to Lawrence
of Newsham and heire Scotterstelf Sorethwaites highley of Newel l
of Lindley zl husband (alias) Mylner Brother to ye
house of Lancast .
Robt Laton an d
died w thowt issu
suspens apu d
Tihorne
I
Lawrence
sans issu
~
Richard
sans issu
I
Thomas
highley
I I
Mary mar : Elenor mar ; to Alice mar : t o
to Cutbert Laton of Leonar d
Conyers Sproston and sonne to `[ )
lY R1
after to Frances L. Conyers
Metham of Hornby
Brother to and after t o
Sr Thos Jn° Ingleby
Metham
I
Lawrence Kighley mar :
Alice d. to Jn° Barke r
. I
Edmond Thomas hither .
I I I
Elizabeth mar : to Anne mar : to Jane mar : t o
Antony Cotts- Jn° Grese- Thom. Carro w
forth in Conn wayte o f
Durham Braywayt h
in Yorkshier

Xpofer Laton eldest=Anne d . to Xpofer Preston Thoma s
sonne 23 years old of Holcar in Lancashier Lato n
1 575
[I and IV Laton
II Lynley
III Gower] 4
1 Pedigree PHY 527 ; for Linley FVY 546. For some account of Laton se e
VCH, No. Rid. I, 131, and for Gower and Skutterskelf see ibid. II, 287 .
2 Will made 6 April 1558. His father William died 1514/15. (SS 26, pp . 107/9 . )
His wife's will, proved 18 June 1560, is ibid . pp . 224/25 .
3 Should be Muriel . Her father died 153u. (VCH )
4 Christopher Laton, knighted at Calais in 1348, bore this shield (quarters I
and IV). It is blazoned for Thomas Laton in Grimaldi's and Jenyn's rolls o f
Edward III and with a cinquefoil on the fess for difference in Willement' s
roll of Richard II. The Gower and Lynley shields do not appear in the earl y
rolls of arms .

(IIARLEIAN MS . I171, fols . 15b and 16 )
[I Wandesford (tail should be
double )
II Muster s
III Colvill e
IV Conyer s
Fulthor p
VI Bland]
WANDESWORD OF KIRKLINGTON IN COM. EBOR . '
Galfrid Wandsford' o f
Alne Wyk mar : Jane
Sr Rob' de Monasteriis s S r John de Moubra y
S r Jo° de Mustres mar : Alic e
Sir Henry de Elizbeth d .
Mustres to S r Bria n
Thornel
.-
l a
S r N\'r de Mowbray'
S r Jno. Mowbray
of Iiirkington 4 I Percy

A B C S r Robart Colvil e 9 1 . of Arneclift
Cal e and Heslerto n
1
jn° Wandsford of Elizabeth only d . S` A1exahd . Jnd Mowbra y
Kirklington died and heire mar : Mo vbray s a dar k
2 d husband first husband Oa0 0
Roger
D
I
Galf rid
I
Elizabeth d . and heir e
mar: to Sr Gascoyn e
Cheiff Justice tpo H . 4
S` Robart Elizabeth d . and heire
Cols*ile % to S r Jr° Conyer s
of Sokeburne
Sir William Jane d . to S r Jn °
Colvile Fauconbergh
Jn° Colvile 9 of Dale Alice mar : to Jn °
in 'Vorksh . I Lord Darcy
E
H
Or
V
C n
GC>

D
I
Jn° Wandesford ofi Issabel d. and coheire Jane mar : to W m Malever y
Kirklington r ° of Woodersome
Jn°Wandesford of Elenor d . to T . Montfor d
Kirklington died of Hackfor d
in anto 1463
Xpofer Wandesford i Sibell d . to Jo° Thomas mar : John Richar d
of Kirklington Thcvaytes Elizabeth d .
to John Newkeley
a. _Q_
05 03'°0
F G
Alan de Fulthor p
Alan Fulthorp of Ilipeswell S r Roge r
mar: Kathe . d. and heir to Fulthor p
W°' Bland 2`t sonne
S r \V"' Fulthor p
Thomas Elizabeth d . to John 2 d sonne
Fulthorp Jn° Crathor n
H
0

F
William Roger Elizabeth a nonne Jane mar :
and Briann all at Sininghurst to T.
sans issu
Lasingb y
G
Georg archdeacon Issabell mar : to
of Richmond Tho. Helperby
of Vorksh.
Jn° Wandesford Jane d. to Thomas Wandesford=Margret d. to Robar t
of Kirklington S r Geffray of Kirklington Henry Pudsey die d
sans issu Picot of Barforth youn g
Roger Xpofe r
Elenor mar : to W°'
Roos in Corn .
Nottingha m
Anne Jane mar : to Sr
W"' Norton
H I
Richard Alice Anne Jan e
Thomas Fulthorp Elenor d . to S r
Tho. Lamber t
Alan Fulthorp Katherin d . to Anne
of Hipeswell W . Burgh
Xpofer .yAgnes d. to William Rowlan d
Fulthorp S r Jame s
Metcalf ~
Elizabeth Katherin e
John Fulthorp Jane sister t o
of Hipeswell Tho. Lor d
Wharto n
Agne s
K L
G:+

Xpofer Wandesford T Anne d . to S `
of Kirklington I Jn° Norto n
Esquier of Norton
Sussan mar :
first t o
France s
Lassels an d
after t o
Edmund
Perkinso n
K
W'" Wandesfor d
of Wodell i n
Corn . Bedford
mar : Margre t
d. to
Bery of Shropshier
I I I
Frances Mychaell Richard
W. o f
Pickhall
mar: marryed da. of
Howard of Westerdal e
I \Vm
2 Rowland
John pso n
of Kirklingto
n
II doughy
Elizabeth mar : Frances Wandsford ;'Anne eldest da .
to Ant° \Vrenne of Kirklington esq . and heire o f
of Binchester Jn° Fulthor p
I
Xpofer Wandesford _ i Elizab . d. to S' Jn° and Johan e
of Kirklington Esq . George Bowes sans issu
now living 1585 of Stretla m
M
I I I
Mychaell Elenor mar : Elizabeth mar :
mar: Issabel to Ambrous to Ralf
d. to Row- Lancaster of Clapton o f
land Place of Westmorland y e old park
Halnaby
I I I I
Georg Rowland Anne Florenc e
Attorney wife of unwedde d
of ye Wards Tho . 161 2
Norto n
2i 1
John Xpofer Wandesford Ciceley second Henr y
sans 5 d sonne mar : to d. to Jn° 4 cn
issu his 2 d win- Anne d . Fulhope sonne
to Twaits of Marston
Eleno r
Da. and sole heire mar :
Will . Lo . Wharto n
I 1 I I
Frances Henry Thomas Xpofe r

)
M
Thomas eldest Anne died George borne y e 20 of Ursula William John Jane Frances borne Anne born e
sonne died a child May in anno 1593 uxor died the 31 January ye 4 of July
young mar : d. of Ralph Savile young 1581 1 5 83
Hansty de Beverley
Xpofer W . M r of y e i Alice d . of S r Jo. Consull Michaell W m Rebecka da . of Anne ux. Maio r
Bowles in Ireland" Ed . Osberne at Aleppo Dene of W. Reade de Norton de Swinton
Derry Folkstone
r l 21 31 I
George Xpofer Jo . Katharine ux Tho . Alice Jo . Grace Ann e
Danby militi s
1 See SS, vol . CXLIV, p. 118, and notes there .
2 He had a grant of land in Alnwick in 1338 .
3 The family of Musters were tenants of earl Alan in Kirklington in 1086. For details o f
succession see VCH, No. Rid . I, 372,77 .
4 He was KIB . and justice of the Common Pleas in 1347 .
5 His effigy lies in the south aisle of Kirklington church ; the shield bears a lion rampant only .
(VCH, No. Rid. I, plate facing p . 376, and Forks . Arch . jour XXIX offprint p . 100, fig . 96 . )
6 Pedigree of Colville, FVP 200, and NCH I, 181 .
7 Alive in 1330 .
3 Held Spindleston and Budle in Northumberland in 1368 .
9 Beheaded at Durham 1405.
10 For account of descent of Kirklington and the Wandesfords see VCH, No . Rid . I, 373/77 ,
and details there given .
11 Lord Deputy of Ireland 1640, d . 1640. His son George was drowned in Swale, when Kirklington
passed to his second son, Christopher, created a baronet in 1662 .
12 The crest of a monastery is canting (de Monasteriis, O.F. moustier). Their early shield bor e
a monastery as a charge . (DS nos, 1854/55 .)
Cd

34
(HARLEIAN MS. 111, fol. 19b . )
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
CLAPHAM OF BEAMSLEY IN YORKSHIRE] ,
Thomasin or Thomalini Elizabeth da . t o
Clapham of Beamsley W m More
in Corn . Ebor. Esquir e
{
Jn° Clapham Thos . Clapham T Margret cl . to S r
sans issue of Beamsley Rob. Calverley of
Calverley in Corn . Ebor .
Wm. Clapham , Jone d . t o
of Beamesley W . Scar -
Esq . gill o f
Yorkshir e
Esq.
Christopher =i Anne d . t o
Clapham of Smith of
Beamsley Withcoc k
Esquire in Com .
Lec. gent .
Xpofer John John Clapham i-doughter t o
Clapham Richard youngest y r L. Hume
sonne of Scotland
James John dyvers David Clapham Jone d . an d
doughters Proctor of the 1 heire to J .
Arches Taylor of
i Londo n
{
Thorn. Clapham Jone d . to Thom. Juice marrie d
of Helpeston in { Juncklin of first to W
Com . Wickham, and Bamford o f
Northampto. of Margret his Helpesto n
wiffe d . to and after to
Harlakend a
of Ken t
Wiliam Clapham Roger and Henry Frances Clapham o f
of Beamsley Esq . Nyny both Peterborow marrie d
sans issu Anne d. to Wolson
of Lichfiel d
Edmund Thomasin Elizabet h
A

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D .
1 575 3 5
Katherin ux . Margret mar : Elizabeth Anne mar : . . . . . . . . . . . .
Simo Digby first to Arthur mar: to to George ux . M .
of Nort h Dyneley of Kelke o f Harriso n Beath
Luffenh a Fullington, i n Yorkshire Proctor o f
in Corn. Corn . Ebor .
the Arches
Rutl. Esq . gent and afte r
to Mutford o f
Yorkshir e
Esquire
i . Clapham
2. Butler vel Rixton [Clapham old ]
3. Sutto n
4. Otterborn
5. Malyvey [Mauleverer ]
6. Mor e
1 H XVI, 54/57 ; FVY 12 ; CVY II, 472/77 and notes there given . Beamsley is i n
West Riding, parish of Skipton . Clapham is in the wapentake of Newcross .
2 Granted on 8 February 1499 to William Hares alias Smith, co. Leicester, by
Carlyle, N,rroy. The blazon is gales on a chevron gold between three bezant s
three crosses paty tetchy.
3 The first quarter is apparently Clapham (new) though I am unable to fin d
a grant. The same shield and crest with different colours were granted to Joh n
Clapham of London, a younger son of the Beamsley family, by Dethick Garter an d
Camden Clarenceux, 20 December 1599. (Vincent's Grants, Add. MS. B .M. 35,
336 .) The second quarter is apparently Clapham (old) ; it is blazoned for Rober t
Clapham in Jenyn's roll of Edward III .

36
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 38b . )
Yorksh .
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[FAIRFAX OF WALTON] I
Wm. Fairfax =i d. to Surtes of Dynsordell [Dinsdale ]
of Walton upon the ryver of Tees
Tho. Fairfax =i d. to S r Ric mar : to W°r
Gerrard Clarvau x
Tho . yd. to Sr Rail
Surtei s
Thomas-Anne d . to Roelif
Fairfax of Calthor p
I
Tho. Fairfax= d. and one of the heirs
of S r Ric. Malbyche
Margret d. and onet-Tho. Fairfax=d. to the Lor d
of the heires of S r I of Walton Mawley first wil
Even of Etton of
Gillum 5
S r Tho. Fairfax=d . and heire to
Falyfat e
Richard Fairfax of Walton_i Anastacia d . and coheire t o
L. Ch. Justice of England' Calthrop of Argo n
Wm FairfaxiKatherin d . to S r
of Walton Humfrey Nevill of
Thornton brig e
Brian S r Guy Fairfaxi Issabell sister to
2d sonne 3 S r Rich . Ryder
S r Thom . Fairfax 6 y Elizabeth dau. S r W°' Fairfax =Elizabeth sister Maur]) ux .
to S r Robert s'gent at Law , to Geo. Maners S r Jn °
Sherborne L . Rosse Waterto n
4 [of Stanhurst]
of Lancashie r
Thomas i Anne d . to Wm Richard Robart S r William Jane mar : t o
Fairfax 7 Gascoyn of Fairfax S r Ric .
Galthrop mar : Alborough
A

A
VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 575 3 7
I I I I I I
S r Nicolas Fairfax 8 Jane d. to Guy Thomas Myles William Gye Robar t
[ob. 1570] Palmes sergan t
at La w
Sr William Fairfax 9=[Agnes eldest] d .
II to [George] lor d
he mar : to his second Darcy
wiff [Jane] d. [and [d .s .p .]
heire to Bn . Staple -
ton of Notts . ]
[S r Thos. Fairfax of Gilling an d
Walton, Kt . 1623, Viscoun t
Emeley, 1628-29, d . 1636 .]
I I I I
William Nicolas Margret Mar y
first sonne
r FVY 39 ; ibid . 96 carries pedigree to 1612 ; CVY II, 186 and notes upon
later part of pedigree . For manor of Gilling and its descent see ITCH, No . Rid. I ,
480/81. Walton is in the West Riding (Ainsty) near Wetherby .
2 This is an error ; there appears no record of him in that office .
3 Justice of King's Bench 1477, d . 1495. (DNB and CVY )
4 Justice of Common Pleas 1509 . He was of Steeton and Bolton Percy . (CVY )
5 No Etton of Gilling .
6 Died seised of Gilling 1505 . (Yorks . Arc!,. jour. XIX, 123124.) K .B. Eve o f
All Saints 1494 . (MK, 26 .)
7 Knighted at Touraine in the church 25 December 1513 . (MK 47 .) Died 1520 .
6 Pardoned for his part in Pilgrimage of Grace ; member of Council of th e
North ; died 1571. (VCR)
9 Knighted at Berwick 1560. (MK 117 .)

38
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171 fol . 39. )
Yorksh. X
Thomas Gowre
sans issu
S r Edward ,Margret d .
Gowre 4 to Robt .
Constabl e
of Flamborough
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[GOWER OF STITTENHAM] 1
1. Gower 5
2. Grandon [? Goldsborough ]
[impaling Constable .]
S r Thomas Gowre i Agnes d . to Twayt e
of Stydnam e of Lovetof t
{
S` John Gowre 3 Elizabeth d . to Edwar d
second sonne Goldisborow Baron of
ye excheuquer
Thomas {Gowre=Anne d . and coheir to Richar d
James Malevery son e
and heire to S r 1A" e
Malevery of Woderso m
and the said James mar :
Anne d. and coheire t o
Raff Wiclif
II { { f
John George Robt . Elizabeth Jane mar : Ann e
Gowre Walter Gower mar : to to Hug h
of Xpofer Clydero w
Rondo. Fenton of o f
Creak Bradingto n
Agnes Katherin mar : t o
Walter Delarive r
sonne and heire t o
Tho . Delarive r
of Bransby
r FVP 226. Account of manor and family VCH, No. Rid, It, 183/4 .
2 Knighted by the duke of Gloucester in Scotland 21 July 1482 . (SK II, 18 . )
3 Knighted by the earl of Surrey iu Scotland 38 September 1497. (SK II, 32. )
4 Knighted at Windsor c . 1527.
5 The cross paty on the Gower quarter probably derives from the same cros s
of Vescy who held Stittenham in 1278 (VCH) . Quarters II and III are apparently
Goldesborough (azure a cross Flory silver) . Grandon bore a quite different shield .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 57 5
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 39 . )
Yorksh. x
[DONINGTON] '
DoningtonTKatherin d . to Robart
Pemerton [Pemberton ]
of Northamp .
John Donington t Margerett d. and one o f
the heirs of Danby
of Yefford
[Donington quarterly impalin g
I and IV Danby ; II and III
? Britlevile or Elvetj '
Hugh Donington William Thomas Antony Elizabeth Sussa n
1 SS 41, p. 55, same pedigree in narrative, arms the same with differen t
tinctures for Danby. FVY 3S and H XVI, 101 .
z' Quarters II and III see SS 41, p . S7 .
3 9

40
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 4ob. )
Yorksh. X
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[VAVASOUR] 1
S r W' Vavasor of -i Jone d . t o
Hasylwood Langton
S r Henry Vavasor =i Jon . d . to S r Jn° Vavasor of Elizabeth d . and coheire
{ W"' Gascoyn Spaldington to Thomas dela he y
of Spaldingto n
Henry Elizabeth d . to John =Anne d . Edene Anne mar :
Vavasor Jn° Everingham Vavasor to Henry first to S`
of Byrkin L. Scrope
of Bolton
Peer s
Midelton o f
Stokell, 2 t O
Malevery o f
Wodersam,
3 to Goldisborow
o f
Goldesborow ,
and 4 to
Queney o f
Queney
{ { { { {
S r W'° Vavasor =Elizabeth d. Henry John 2 John Xpofer Leonard
of Hasylwood 4 to Antony died sans sans mar :
Cavalier sans issu issu d. to Sr
issu Jn°
Hootha m
widow t o
Green o f
Baneb y
uppon do n
Jn° Vavasor mar : Rail Georg died Jn° sans Wm sans Elizabet h
Ellin d . to Sr sans issu issu iss u
Nicolas Fairfa x
Ellen sans Francis mar : Anne mary Katherin Jane died
issu to Jn° Ryder [sic] to «gy m . sans iss u
of Ryder Plumpton o f
Plumpto n
A B

A
VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 575 4 1
I I I I I I
John and William Xpofer Elizabeth mar: Agnes Jane mar : Anne mar :
both sans issu sans to Gilbert sans to Tho . to
issu Topcliff of issu Oglesrope Lawnde r
Woodhouse of Ogles- merchant of
rope Londo n
I i
John Vavasor,' Justice mar : William Vavasor mar :
Elizabeth d . to S r Robart Alice d. to Robt .
Talbois of Kime died sans Morler esquie r
issu I
S r Petter Vavasor 3 i Elizabeth d . to Andre w
Lord Wyndsore
Jn° Vavasor=Katherin d. and
one of y° heire s
of Willia m
Ylson
I I ~ I I
Georg Thomas William Andrew Antony
I 1 I I
Henry Anne mar: Elizabeth Mar y
to Thoma s
Langdale
9See pedigree vol. CXLIV, p . 61; FVY, 235/7 and fully annotated CVY II ,
224/ 9 . Knighted at the marriage of prince Arthur 17 November 1501 (MK 37) . He wa s
a justice of the Common Pleas in 1490 .
3 Knighted at Flodden 1513. (SK II, 40 . )
4 Knighted at Flodden 1513 ; will proved 2 May 1572. (CVY )
B

42
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 4ob . )
Yorksh .
More amjile in the hooka of Yorkshire .
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[ASKE OF AUGHTON] r
S r Jn° Aske of Elizabeth d . to S r
Acton° I Kati Bygot t
S r Robart Aske 3i Elizabeth d . to Jn°
lord ClyffOrd
John AskeiElenor d. and Cristofer Robart} Alargrett Anne Agnes Dorath y
one of the heir s
of S r Raft Ryder
1
Robart i Elynor d. to Cristofer Antony John Richard Anne Elizabeth Julia n
Aske S r Nynya n
Marokynfel d
Robart Aske ,Elizabeth d . to S r Jn °
Dawney the Knigh t
Mary
[I Aske quartering Shelfered ,
II Haye, III Dawtrey,
IV Bohun quartering Camoys]
r Aughton in the East Riding, Harthill division . FVY 118/19 ; H XVI, 7/ 8
which begins three generations further back ; see also Aske of Ousethorpe, SS 144 ,
p . 96, and notes thereto. See also FVY 365/66 .
2 Will proved 15 June 1497 (SS 53, 123 ;4) . He was knighted 1481, bannere t
1482. (SK If, pp . 18 and 21 . )
3 Knighted 1497. (SK II, 31. )
4 Leader of the Pilgrimage of Grace ; executed at York 1537. (DNB)

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 57 5
(HARLEIAN MS. I171, fol. 50. )
Yor l:h .
[sic ]
This has bee n
smudge d
across wit h
ink and i s
illeg .
[RYTHER OF RYTHER] r
S r 5V"' Ryther of Rythe r
in Vorksh .
1
Sr Robarth Ryther
2I
S r Wm Ryther
3 1
S r Robart Rythe r
sans issu sans issu sans iss u
5
George Ryther mar :
7
Thomas
the d. and heir to
Grov e
Ryther
? S r Robt . Wm Ryther mar : d . Thomas Rythe r
to S r James Hales mar : Elizabet h
d. to Poole
Jn° Ryther coffere r
to K. Edw . 6 James Ryther mar : Wn' Rither esquie r
Elizabeth d. an d Sheriff of Londo n
heire to Wm mar : Elizabeth d .
John =Francis d . Atherton o f to Ric . Stone of
Ryther to S r W m Harwoo d
Bolnee in th e
Vavasor
Robar t
countie of Norff.
Rythe r
Ferdinando Rithe r
died i'wzg
Henry Ryther mar :
d . to 1. Hussey
4 1
S r Raff Ryther 4 sonne mar: d. to Percy Erie o f
to his 2d wiff daughter to I Northumberlan d
Lord Evers
Ad. mar: to Wm
Adam of Morby
43 -
Thomas Ryther Elinor a d . mar :
mar : Anne d . to to Jnd Ask e
Lord Scrop e
sans issu
[I Ryther ;° II ? ; III Albemarle ;
IV Aldburgh ; V Lisle ;
VI Fitzwilliam ; VII Grove ;
VIII Ryther.]
Robar t
Ask e
r In the West Riding, wapentake of Barkstone Ash. The pedigree is full y
annotated in CVY II, 454/9 .
2 The blazon is azure three crescents gold .

44
HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 41 .)
Yorkshier. x
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[METHAM OF METHAM] '
Thomas Methami Mondance d . to Jn°
I Watterton
S r Richard MethamTMargret d . to Raft
BaUthorp e
S' Thomas Metham Anne d . to S r Jn °
Tempest
S r Thomas Metham i Elizabeth d . to S r
Robt . Constable o f
Flamborog h
S r Thomas Mawde d . to S r Cristofe r
Metham John Hotham Metha m
Thomas T 'Grace d. to Xpofer George Jane mar : Elizabeth mar :
Metham Tho . Pudsey to Edm . to
Basford Saltmerch e
S r Tho. mar: Dorathy I Franci s
d. to Geo . L. Darcy
of Aston
Jane Frances Issabel l
Rowland John Maud mar : to Jn °
Trollop of Thornley
Thomas Jane Dora .
[I Metham ; II and III quarterly,
1 Stapleton, 2 ? Dreux,° 3 Bruce, 4 Bellewe ;
IV 1 and 4 Hamelton, 2 and 3
Mark-enfold. ]
In East Riding, parish of Howden ; H %VI, 203/5 ; FVY 252/3 ; CVY III ,
82/7 fully annotated. A Metham effigy (probably sir John Metham, died 1320) lies in
the Metham chapel in Howden church (Yorks. Arch. jour. XXVIII, offprint p . 54) .
2 The blazon should be cheeky gold and asure a border gales and a canton ermine .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 45
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 4Ib .)
Yorksh .
[HASTINGS OF FENWICK] '
John Hastings Esquier ,Anne d. to [William ]
[" of Fennwyck"] Lord Morle y
~ I I
S r Hugh Hastings iAnne d. to S r Wm Edmund Robart
Gascoyn of Galthorp
I 1 I 2
S r George=Anne d. to Anne d . to i S` Bryane=Elizabeth cl, S r John Hastin g
Hastings Roger T. Port- f Hastings to Jn° Leak sans issu 3
Brabanson ingto [of II [of Foulton]
Barnaby] his 3'i wiff
dto S r Joh n
Savag e
I I I
Francis eldest Anne mar : to Dorathy mar : to Mary mar : to Christian mar :
sonne Wentworth St . Quintin Copley to S r W m
Cople y
[Hastings impaling Leake]
I In Nest Riding, parish of Campsall. See FVY 372 ; H XVI, 153/4 ; SS 41 ,
p 73 ; SS 122, p . 55 .
2 Will proved 16 January 1489 . (SS 45, pp. 27375 and notes . )
3 His wife's will, dated 35 February 1506/7, is printed SS 53, pp . 257 ;8. H e
died 1504.

46
(HARLEIAN MS. I171, fol. 41b. )
York. +
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[ELLERKER OF RISBY] r
John Elaker the yonger ]= Elizabeth d . to S r Jn°
s'geant at Law z
Howtha m
I
f
John Elerkar of-Issabell d . to William Robert Thomas
Ryseby Bert Delama r
John Elerkar Elizabeth d . to S r Thoma s
Raff Evers
I
Sicell y
i
S r Raff Elerkar Anne d. to S r Henry Margery Issabel l
Thom. Gower
Henry eldest S r Raff 3 ,Jane cl . to Jn °
sonne sans Elerkar Ardern Esquie r
issu
1. Ellerkar .
2. Grando n
3. Arden * Ryseby [sic]
4. Mortowne .
Bellinger Ellerkar Y [sic]
William Thomas Jame s
5. 6.1these 4 are his [Sir Ralph] wyffe s
7 . S~ J ane el. to Jn" Ardern e
S., Ardern* [sic]
* Afterwards struck out .
Elizabet h
[I Ellerkar ; II Grimdale. ; III Ryseby ;
IV de la More, znrtalirz r I Arderne, II Bradburne ,
III Herle (?), IV Arden . ]
1 Rishy in the East Riding, four miles from Beverley . FVY 136/7 ; SS 122, p . 5
and notes .
2 Serjeant-at-law, 1424.
3 Knighted at Flodden 1513 (SK II, 37). Marshal of the English army i n
I'rance, died at Boulogne 1.541 . (DNB )
4 Granted 20 March 1515. The grant is printed in full in The Genealogist I ,
290/1. It is there blazoned : A Dollphyn asure tusked garde, a Salamander's had
rased of the same caste .'zge flames of tyre indosaut within a crown caunterchaunged
sett of on a zvretlze golde and asure . .)Iantells gouts lined silver, Bossonett
goide . It was granted because sir Ralph ` . . . tooke an ensigne of the sayde
Dollphyns . .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 57 5
(HARLEIAN MS. I I71, fol. 42 .)
Raff Reresby of Essever '
[RERESBY OF THRIBERGH] 1
[I Reresb y
II Deyncourt ;
III Normanville ;
IV Plesle y
V Gotha m
VI Bovill . ]
Sir Adam Reresby Maud d. to
Rauff Reresbyi Margaret d. and heire t o
Raff Normanvill of Thryhe r
S r Thomas Reresby T Lucy d. to
Thomas Reresby Sicely d. and heire to
Gotham of Brainsforth
S r Thomas Reressby d . to Boswell of Cheat
Rauff Reresby i d. to Stapelton of Wyghel l
Raulff Reresby i Margret d. to S r Ric .
Fitzw"'s of Alwer d
Thomas Reresby Margret d . to Fulneby
of Fulnehy Hall
A
4 7

48
Lyonell Anne d . to Robart
Reresby Swyft of Rothera m
Thomas i Margerett d . t o
Reresby Thomas Babington
of Dethik
VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
A
Rooke Arnold Jane mar . t o
Reresby Robt. Gascoy n
and Robt. Eir e
Elenor mar : to Margret mar : t o
Vavasor of Rob. Low of
Dynaby Carleby
Elizab. Jane mar : Barbara mar: Raft.
Mary to Gervase to Thomas W m
Edithe Wastenes Pikington Leon .
Godfr.
Arnol d
Anne mar : to Margret mar: to Elen . mar : to
Thomas Eire Raff Bowyer Marmaduk e
sonne to Xpofer Thirnehil l
Eire of Higlow
1
Thomas Reresbyi Mary d. to S r Jn° William Godfrey Ann e
of Thryber in Monson of Sout h
Yorshier Carleton in Lincolnsh .
George Reresby Gilbert Reresby Jane
r Thribergh in West Riding, near Rotherham .
2 Ashover in Derbyshire. Pedigrees SS 41, 75, and note ; SS 133, pp . 65 an d
195 and notes ; FVY 74/5 ; and a fully annotated pedigree in CVY I, 294/ 93 .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 2 575 4 9
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, 101. 42b .)
Vorksh .
[WENTWORTH OF WENTWORTH \VOODHOUSE] r
Thomas Wentworthe d. to S r Richar d
of Wentworthe Redma n
Wm ZVentworth -i Issabell d . to S r Ric . Joh n
of Wentworth FizWilliam of Aldwar k
Thomas Wentworth' Beatrix d . to S r Rauff George Elizabeth first mar :
Ric. Woodrotl to Tho . Lee after t o
of Wooley Henry Ardingto n
William T Katherin d . to S r Michaell Thomas Bryan Elizabeth Issabel l
Wentworth Raff Beeston mar : to mar : to
Raff Nice
Denam Wourwel l
o f
Beatri x
Thomas Wentworth Margret d . to w- Margret Muriel l
Gascoine onl y
d. and heir e
W a
Elizabeth Barbara Margret Katheri n
ob. infan s
[I and IV Wentworth ; II Fulthorpe (? )
III Pollington . ]
1 In the West Riding, parish of Wrath on Dearne . Pedigrees SS 41. p. 75 an d
note 3 ; FVY 374/5 ; and fully annotated of Wentworth of Elms-all in CVY I ,
294,'98 .
2 Will proved 8 March 1549/9. (SS 106, p . 240 and note .)
14

50 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAN MS . I 171, fol. 42b. )
[HALDENBY OF HALDENBY] 1
Robart Howdanby i Issabell d . and one of y e
heirs of S r Gerard Uftlet z
John Hawdanby ,Issabell d . to Justic e
Portingto n
Robart Howdanby 3
Elizabeth d . to Skargel l
of Thorp e
John HowdanbyTK.atherin d . to S r
Robart Hylyar d
[I Haldenby ; II Luddington ; Robert HowdanbyT Anne d . to S r
III Sawtree (?) ; IV Fereby ; Gye Daneb y
V Usfiet ; VI Furnivall .] of Coweke
Robart TAnne d . to S `
.Howdanby Tho' Boynto n
of Holdernes
Cristofer William Gerard
i
Christian Dorathe Ann e
Francis Hawdanby of Robart Thomas Katheri n
Ho wd anby in Vorkshier' Haldanb y
Elizabet h
1 Haldenby in West Riding, wapentake of Osgoldcross . Pedigrees SS 41, p . 74 ;
H XVI, 158 ; FVY, 305 .
2 Quarter V on shield .
s Will dated 4 November 1452. (H XVI .)
4 Crest granted at York by 'Flower 1 December 1563. Will proved 10 Januar y
1590,197 (H %VI) . Grant of arms to him and to his brother Robert by Flowe r
1 December 1563 blazoned as here . (FVY, 480 .)

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 5 1
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 43 . )
Yorksh .
A floury b .
Lion sal . g .
Arms in black in k
scratched thro' i n
red and underneat h
is written -
This is Thorp e
but not of thi s
House .
[THORPE OF THORPE IN HOLDERNESS] '
William Thorpe of T Anne d . to
Thorpe next Holden Ogilthorpe
Jn° ThorpeiElizabeth d . and Bartelme w
of Thorpe = heire to Bety s
of Darenton
Elizabeth first to
Westby after to
Gate s
Antony=Anne d . to W°' Francis William Elenor Dorathy
Thorp Lord Evers
Steven Thorpe Issabell d . to Jn °
of Thorpe in Constable o f
Holdernes 4 Holdernes
1
mar : to
Crave n
Jn° Thorp s i Elenor d . and William Lancelot George Barthelmew Arthu r
heire to Wm .
Wells an d
Ledmaxx 3 Alice mar : Dora Margret mar :
to to Buc k
Neuton
1
Elizabeth mar: Lora mar: to Issabell mar :
to Hedon Fodringham to Franci s
Wishe
1 1 1 I
John and Jn° 3`t sonne William -Anne d. to Thomas Issabell Margr e
Steven sans issu Thorpe S` Xpofer Elizabeth Ann e
sans issu
Hillyar d
Xpofer Arthure Elizabeth Margret t
r H XVI, 33011 ; SS 122, p. 33 and ales to wills there given .
2 Will dated 26 August 1546 . (H XVI .)
3 William Welles of Redmare Anlaby. (H XVI . )
a Will proved 13 Tune 1503. (SS 122, p . 33 note. )
.5 Will proved 13 August 1534. (SS 106, p . 35 .)

52
(HAKLEIAN MS. 1171, fol. 43 . )
Yorksh .
WAVIIINAILl/A
AIFAIP
'NvAbY.A.vi
S
FaPAWa
*ft
Roger j Elizabeth d. to Jame s
Rokley S` Jn° Nevill
of Chea t
Robar t
Rockley
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[ROCKLEY OF ROCKLEY] '
Robart Rokley= d. to Warre n
of Cheshie r
John Rokley j Issabell d . to Thom .
Meverell of
Staffordshie r
S' Thomas Alice d . to Roger Hopton
Rokley
Anne mar : Issabell mar : Katherin mar :
to to Wilford to Roge r
Alexander Pigborne Amyas
Caltelforth e
r In West Riding, liberty of Pontefract. Pedigree as this SS 41, p. 74 ; se e
also SS 133, p . 191 and notes thereto for wills, etc .
2 The shield is probably differenced from that of Fitzwilliam of Sprotborough ;
see pedigree SS 133 as above .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 53
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 43b .)
Yorlah
. + Entred.
[BUKTON OF BUKTON] r
Sr Peers Bukton' [Blan k
Shield ]
William Bukto n
John Bukton mar : Rautl Bukton mar :
d. to Tunstall Anne d. to Tho .
Haslerto n
William d . to Cristopher Williami Margery Robart Jane mar : to W
Bukton Newport Bukton d. to W m Churstywait e
of Ben- Lord Ever s
Ursulla mar : ingha the firs t
to Jn° 1 . Ever s
Collengwoo d
of Eslington 3
Rauff Francis Ursula
I H XVI, 41, SS 122, p . 49 and notes ; SS 133, p . 2 and notes .
2 Will proved 4 March 1413 . (SS TV, 360 . )
3 Her second husband was John Carr of Heton, her third Henry Brandlin g
of Newcastle . (SS 133, p. 2.) The Collingwoods of Eslington bore silver a buck
salient sable as a quartering for this marriage .

54
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol. 43b . )
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[DARCY OF TEMPLE HURST] '
1 2
[?] Don Issabell d. and Thomas Lord Darcyi Edyth d . to S r
heir to S r Ric .
Tempest of the
of Kneltie* [sic]
Templehurst
John* Sand s
z
Dale of Rybesdal e
Wa
George L.7-Dorothy d. and S r Arthure Darcy Elizabeth mar : t o
Darcy heire to S r Jn° de quo et cretera S` Marmaduk e
Melton of Aston omnia vide in Constable o f
libro Baronagii Flamborog h
I I
John Darcy Thomas William John and Edyth mar : Annes mar :
sone and heire died George to Thomas to W°'
mar: Elizabeth young Dawney son Fairfex so n
d. to Babington and heire and heire to
to S r Jn° S` Nic °
Michaell Dawne y
* Afterwards crossed through .
Dorathy mar: Clare Elizabeth Mary
to Thos
Metham son n
and heire t o
S r Tho'
Metham
(a blank shield )
Notes 1 and 2 are in another writing and 2 has been corrected from Wm.
1 See pedigree and arms SS 192, pp . 8/9 and notes there given .
2 See CP, new ed ., IV, p . 73 if .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 57 5
(HARLRIAN MS . I171, fol . 44 . )
V orksh .
[Middleton of Stockhel d
quartering Mauleverer .]
[MIDDLETON OF STOCKHELD] r
Wiliam Midelton Margret d . to S r
of Stokell Stephen Hammerto n
of Wekielsworth =
John Midelton i--Maud d. to Jn °
Twaite of
Loftehous e
S r Peers ?Anne d. to S r
Midelton Henry Vavaso r
of of HaseIcvoo d
Stokell
2
Jane d . to Edmund i S` W"' Midelton i Issabell d . t o
Barron of Dudley Dighton
Antiqua Arm a
and Crista 3
I I I I I I I I I I
Thomas Peers Anne mar : Thomas Elizabeth Margret Jane mar : Maud
mar : William to Erton John mar : to mar : to to Vavasor mar : t o
Margret of Erton W m Champ- of Weston Went -
d. to Sr Calverley ham of wort h
William Beamsley of
Gascoyn Bretton
o f
Galthor p
I I 1 I I I
W"' died young John Thomas William Robart Peers Henry
I I I I
Maud mar: to Margret mar : Anne to Alice
William to Wytham thing o f
Greeby Rotesle y
L Fully annotated pedigree CVY II, 167X72. Also SS 122, p . 50 and notes.
2 Wigglesworth .
3 First blazoned for sir Piers Middleton in Jenyn's roll of Edward III .
5 5

56 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 44. )
Yorksh .
This is more amply in
visitation of
Iorkshier.
[BELLASIS OF HENKNOLL] 1 .
Thomas Bellassis of Margret d . t o
Hentknell = of the Thirkel l
Bishoprick of Melbeonby
[of Durham]
I
Richard Bellassis mar : .Antony a d. mar : to a d. mar : t o
Margret d. and heire a prest Clarvaux Tho . Smith e
to Erington of Morton of Croft of Itetto n
S r 4V"' Bellassis mar : Richard of Margret Jane and 4 others
Margret d. to S r Newbrough sonne s
Mychaell Fairfax in Yorksh .
I
Michaell
Anne
1 See SS 122, p . 15 and notes thereto . Also ibid., p . 113 . Also FVD 13 and S D
I, 203.
2 Iienknoll .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 0i
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 44b .)
Yorkshier. -f-
[GREEN OF NEWBY] t
John Greenei
[Green quartering Newby] '
d. and heire to Newb y
Margret d. to Robt. Richard Greene Dorathy d . to S r
Lassels of Braken- of Newby Robert Aske o f
ker Boyish
Awghto n
Mary died Margeret Henry Greene Mary d. to Robart Xpofer Richar d
young of Newby Ric .Norto n
Jn° Greene
Robart Green e
sonne and heire
Henry Green
Richard Green e
second sonne
John Thomas Elizabet h
I I. I
Katherine Margaret Elenor mar : Ann e
mar : to to Mawloru mar : t o
Edga r
Marti n
of Esto n
1 . SS 12, p. 63 as here, in narrative form ; see notes there of wills, etc . Th e
arms there given impale Norton .
2 See note SS 122, p . 63 .

58
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 44b .)
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[GALE] ,
Olyver Gale of i-Ellen d. t o
Thrinston in Marshall o f
Yorkshier Richmondshie r
George Gale of=Mary d . t o
York twice Robart Lor d
maior of Kendal l
I I I i I I I
Francis Anne mar : Dorothy mar : Alice mar : Elizabeth Issabell Ursula
Gale to Robart toJn°Rokesby to Xpofer mar: to mar : to
Pecoke of Kirksandell Clapham Robert Raff
alderman Garbraye Hal l
of Yor k
See SS 122, p . 61, where the pedigree is given in narrative form ; see notes
thereto. Also ibid ., p . 151 .
2 Arms granted by Dalton 26 March 1559.

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 575 59
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 45b . )
[EGLESFIELD OF LECONFIELD] r
Jn° Eglesfeld=Anne d . to Lawrenc e
of Lekenfeld S r Rob t
in Yorkshier Constable o f
Flamborogh
William Eglesfeld, d . to S r
in Cumberland' Tho' Broughto n
Robart =Jane d . to W m Margret Issabel l
Eglesfeld Bewlew o f
Candbe k
Sibbell mar: Margret mar : Mary mar :
Georg to Henry to Andre w
Richardson Wailes Mylle r
r A parish town in East Riding, three miles from Beverley .
2 H %VI, 107 ; FVY 155 and 511 ; the pedigree here is the same as in SS 122 ,
p. 91, but there it is in narrative form .

60
(H aRLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 46. )
Yorksh .
:More ample in
Yorkshire fol. 91 .
[Wright]
VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
[WRIGHT OF PLOWLAND] r
John WrightiAlyce d . and one o f
of Rowland the heires of
Jn° Ryde r
2
I I I I
Ursula d. to=Robart i Anne d. to John Cristofe r
Michaell Wright Tho . 2 u
Radston Grimston sonn e
of Heton of Grimsto n
Wm Wrigh t
r The pedigree here is the same as in SS 122, p . 87, which see and notes . Th e
arms there given quarter Ryther and impale Grimstone .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A.D . 1 575 6 1
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol. 46 .)
York . +
More antnly in
Yorkshyre.
[DANYELL OF BESWICK] r
W°` Danyell ?,lice d . to S r
of Beswike Jn° Normanvil l
[partial drawing William DanyellTMargret d . to S r
of arms, crossed W m Gascoyn e
through .]
W"' Danyell ,Anne d. to Isabell mar : Margret Elenor mar: Alic e
S r Raft to Ward of to NV" Cliffmar : t o
Salveyn of Locont[on] Hornby o f
Newbiggin Holderne s
\V"' Danyell-Elizabeth d . to Jn 2d
T Francis Thom . Anne mar :
Ric. Smithley sonne to Jn °
of Thorp Segeso n
Branbon
Janne Issabell mar : Elizabeth mar :
William Richard Elizabeth Issabell to Ric . to Jn° Hard y
Grimston o f
\Vraneopproune
i n
Iolderne s
t In East Riding, parish of Kilnwick . The pedigree is the same as that i n
narrative form in SS 122, p. 13, which see with notes . The arms there given
are silver on a cross g:aes three spread eagles gold .

62 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAN MS. 1171, fol . 47 .)
Yorksh .
[DRAX] 1
The begining of this *Petter Drax of =i= Lucy d . to Jn°
pedegree is after' Vorkshier Mirfel d
in fol . 53 . shergant a t
la w
* [sic]
Richard TChristian d . and John Drax Margret d. and Robart Mar y
Drax heir to Ric . s'gent at one of the heire s
Fullas of armes of Tho . Barley of
Draxburgh R . 2 WoodsaminWoodhal l
Richar d
sans issu
John
sans issu
Katheri n
sans issu
Lucy san s
issu
Petter sans iss u
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Robart Drax Katherin d . to Thomas Richar d
of Drax mar : WV"` Mirfeld of sans san s
to his t wiff Yorkshier issu iss u
Elenor d . t o
Robar t
Rokby of Jane mar : to Elizabeth mar : t o
Rokby Leyk of Nor - Mounteney o f
Fulthivatt manton in Colley i n
Yorkshier Vorksh.
Jane d. to = i Alsxander Draxi d. to Fiz IVnir Robart p. of Margre t
Nic° of Drax of Lincoln Dirfeld a non e
Wortley sans issu sans iss u
o f
Wortley
hatherin mar : Agnes 3 d . Alice mar .
to Thos a nonne to Robar t
Wakefeld of Allo t
Newark
John Drax Margret d . to pciva l
Amyas of Nethert u
in Yorksheire
Issabell d. and heire mar : to S r Walte r
Caverley (?S r Wm Calverley )
of Yorksh .
S r W m Calverley mar : Elizabeth d . t o
S r W m Midelton of Stokheld
Nicolas Drax=Katherin d .
sans issu to Roge r
IVombell o f
Wombel l
*" The part inside dotted line is crossed out .
Thoma s
a prees t
D . of
divinit y
and pso n
of Dirfeld
A

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 2 575
Robert Drax i Jane sister to 3 daugters Issabell mar : to Issabell mar : t o
of Woodhal l S r Henry sans iss u Tho Medley
. ..Tee o f
?son by Joan Wiat of Pent
of Newsted Beckingham i n
Wortley
Notingham
I I I
Thomas Drax Anne d . to Henry Issabell mar : 7 London Doroty 2 d
of Woodhall S r Jn° sans issu to Fisher of of Kent 2`-t doughte r
died in and Nevill of London husband sans iss u
1553 Cheat sans issu
I I
London London die d
in Moscouvy
I 1
Thomas Drax Henry 2" Bonne
of Woodhall mar: Jane d . t o
Jn° Hey' of
Buckden i n
Huntingtonsh .
41 I 3d 7 1
John a Mary Francis Gauiail l
preest san s
pson of D . issu
21 31 5 1
Elizabeth mar : Mary Gervace Alexander
to Edw .
Pilkinto n
63
61 41 51 61 7 1
Robart Ursula Margaret Francis Brige t
sans
iss u
1 Dray is a parish town in the West Riding .
2 The beginning here referred to appears together with the remainder of thi s
pedigree in narrative form in SS 133, pp . 101/2. See notes thereto appended .
See also FVY 342 .
3 See grant dated 30 November 1561 by Dalton, Norroy of this shield, motto an d
crest, printed FVY, p . 480 .
A

64 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAI\ MS . 1171, fol. 48. )
Vorksh. +
[WILSTHORP] r
Robart Wilsthorp== d. to Benley
of Cumberlan d
Richard = Agnes d . and heire t o
Wilsthorp Robart \Vykethorne
1\Iyles Wilsthorp T Elenor d . . . .mar: to
to Guy Bank e
Fairfa x
[Wilsthorp quartering Redma n
impaling I Everingham ; II
Wadesley ; III Mauleaerer ; Guy Wilsthorp_ = Agnes d . to S r
IV Tempest .]
Ralf Bigot t
I I 2 J I
Antony Thomas S r Oswald , Agnes d . and heir e
Wilsthorp Wilsthorp Wilsthorp = to Redma n
Francis =Elenor d . and Elizabeth mar :
Wilsthorp sole heire to to Cutber t
Henry
Everingha m
Redma n
t See SS 144, p . S5 ; H XVI, 355, which, except for slight differences, is the sam e
as here but without the quartered and impaled shield .
2 See note H, XVI, 355 .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 57 5
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 51b . )
Vorksh . done .
[MOUNTFORD OF KILNHURST]'
Thomas Mountford' d. to
Clarrell o f
Aldwark
John Mountford T -Jane d. to
of hilnherrst Ferlisby o f
Nottingha m
Edmund TElizabeth d . to Thomas Humfrey
Mountford Tho . Caverley Mountford a preest
of Yorkshier
Jane Ann e
Edmund Mountford Christopher Georg Antony Anne Elizabeth
mar: Elizabeth d . Mountfor d
to Tho. Kithin
Issabell Mary Margret Ursula Alic e
Lancelot
Rosamund Brige t
1 In the West Riding, parish of Rawmarsh .
2 FVY 248, where the pedigree is carried three generations further back an d
two later ; Lancelot, who ends pedigree here, is there given as the son of Christopher ,
not of Edmund . The shield is there surrounded by a border ermine and the crest
is there a talbot 's head. In these points SS 122, pp . 44 and 45 agrees with FVY .
E
6 5

66
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 51b. )
Yorksh . +
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[ESCOT OF SCARBOROUGH] '
William Escote Jane d . to Stevenso n
of Bosto n
d. and coheire Nic° Escote of i d. to
to S r Walter Escote in Redneis
Hanbeck Vorkshie r
John i d. and Geffrey Thoma s
Escote coheire to Escote Escot e
Michael l
of Thorley
Walter Escote d. to Fotherb y
John Escote d. to Worceli n
of Lancashie r
Thomasid. to Thomas Xpofer Escote 2d sonne Elizabeth mar : firs t
Escote Mering mar: Mary d . to to Sheffeld an d
Humfrey Herry after to Thor p
Thomas William Robart Grace Dorothy Jan e
See SS 123, p. 85 and notes thereto, also H XVI, p. 111 . Both agre e
substantially with this, but H XVI gives more details, SS 122 gives the son and
two daughters of Christopher .
2 This shield is blazoned for Hugh de Escote in Charles and St . Georg e
rolls of Henry III date. A quartered and impaled shield is given in SS 122 .

VISITATION OF YORKSHIRE IN A .D . 1 575 6 7
(HARLEIAN 1\'IS . 1171, fol. 5 2 . )
[AISLABY OF BARTON]l
Wm Aslakeby of i d. t o
Barden in Wiclif
Richmonsh .
1
Thomas Richard James mar : William Elizabet h
Margret d . mar : t o
to S r Tho' Robt .
Gower Balmer
Anne mar : t o
Heny Phillips
Frances Aslakeby Mauld d . to Agnes mar: to Agnes mar : to
Raff Grey Richard Marshall John Holm e
of Barton of Petoring of Palmholm e
Raulff John James Frances Margery Elizabeth mar: to Jane
Aslakeby Thom . Curtei s
of Cle i n
Lincolnshie r
1 H $VI, 3, and notes thereto; the pedigree there given is, with sligh t
verbal differences, the same as here. The same in narrative form is in SS 122 ,
p. 3 ; see also note there given . In both t ese the Aislaby shield has a label o f
three points and impales that of Grey of Barton . For further account of mano r
and family see VCH, No . Rid . I, 248.

68 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 55 .)
Rzrdstozz .
[RUDSTON OF HAYTON] r
Walter Rudsto n
of Haton, i n
Corn . Ebo r
S r Jn° Rudston Ursula d . to S r
of London Rob . Dymoc k
Rob. Rudston of,Anne d. to Sr Edw . Elizab . ux. Tho°
Boughton-Mont- Wotton widow to Wotto n
chelsey in Corn . James Crome r
Cantii [added in another hand ]
Isaak Belknapp Ursula uxor Marti n
2 sonne Barnham o f
Londo n
r. Hayton, a parish town in East Riding near Pocklington . FVP 126 carrie s
pedigree nine generations further back and on to 1612 . See also arms ther e
blazoned .

(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol. 79 .)
[NORTON OF NORTON CONYERS] r
S r Richard Norton Issabell d . and one of y e
heirs of S` W°' Tempes t
S r Jn" Norton Jane d. t o
Randel Pico t
S r John Norton o f =Margery sister to S r
Norton Conyers Xpofer Ward
Anne mar : to Xpofer Jane mar : to S r Wm Margret mar: to S r John Norton of T -Ann d . and heire to Henr y
Wandsworth of Malory of Studley Roger Lassels of Norton Conyers Willm . Radcliffe a sans iss u
Kirtlington Brakenbury base Lyne of y e hous e
of Folmerdo n
Richard Norton ofi Sussan d. to Thomas mar : Eliz . W Norton Elizabeth mar :
Norton Conyers Richard L . d. to Ash of to Batty
Latimer Skermingha m
and Ashe
Francis No .rton i Avery d . and heire to Katherin mar : to John mar : Jane d. to
eldest sonne Xpofer Wimbish of Francis sonne and Charles Morton o f
Norton and Ingolby heire to S r W°' Beutre e
Bulmer
Anne ad .
Anne mar : to Margret mar :
Robt . sonne to Tho '
and heire to Markenfeld
S r W"' sonne to S r
Plompton Nynian
Markinfel d
and had iss u
Thom ,
Anne mar : to Robt. sonn e
to John Burnard of
Knaresborow
B

C
A B
Edmund mar : Ciceley Elizabeth mar : to Henry Marc mar : to «m mar : to Ann e
d. to Mathew Boint6 sonne to S r Tho s John- Henry Gren dau. to Mathe w
of Aclam son of Lyndeley of Newby Bointon of Aclani
I
I I I I I I I
Richard Francis William Robart Henry 111illisent Elizabet h
Norton Norton Norton Norton Norto n
I I I I
Thos sans Clare mar : to Georg mar : and Xpofer sans Jane mar : Ric .
issu Ric. Godrik hath no children issu Gascoigne o f
of Ribston Exul . Execut . Sadbery, son
and heire to Sr
Henry Gascoigne
I I I
Marmaduke Norton Joann mar : to Sampson mar : d. an d
unmaried Gerard Salvain heire to S r Bulmer, sans
of Crockstall issu after she mar : t o
Leyborn
Thomas Norton
now living 1 575
0

Jn Norton mar : Briget Henry Norton Elizabeth mar : to Mary
d. to S r Rob t Stapelton second sonne Edward Barton
of Whenb y
a sonne and 2 d .
all sans issu
In initio Cogniter (sic) duxit herede m
de Norton, et retinens Irma domu s
suae, patiebatur se ipsum et suos ,
posteros vocari Norton .'
Norton (alias) Norton A . 3 pillows sa.
Cognier s
1 Fully annotated pedigree CPF If, . 71/7, which see. Pedigrees also SS 122, p . 65; H . XVI, 2 .31 ;
FVl 244/5 .
2 Roger Norton, grandfather of sir Richard Norton, chief justice, who stands at the head o f
this pedigree and died 20 December 1420, married Margaret, daughter and heiress of Richard Norton o f
Norton. Their son Adam took the name of his mother's family but retained the differenced arms o f
Conyers. The three cushions quartered on the second shield are for Norton blazoned for Richard Norto n
as here in Jenyn's roll of Edward III date ; in the same roll sir Roger Norton places a chevron ..I
between the cushions .

72
(HARLEIAN MS . 1171, fol . 79b . )
Consensu W . F . to Richar d
Jessopp 13 July an° 1575 per
letters pattents .°
. VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
[ JESSOP] 1
William Jessoppe of Ematte d . to Jn°
Rotheram in Corn. Chalesworth of Freto n
Ebor in Corn. Ebo r
Richard Jessoppe of-Anne d. and coheire to
Bromhall in Coln . Robt . Swift Esq . and o f
Ebor living 1 575 Hellen his will d . an d
heire to Nic° Wickersle y
Wm Jessoppe Richard Jessoppe Frances Jessoppe Margrett
13 years old second sonne 3d sonne
in an° 1 57 5
1 CVY II, 94/7, begins as here and continued to 1737. It is there fully
annotated .
2 There is a copy of this grant in Bodleian library MS . Ashmole 834, fo. 11 .
The crest is a dove proper " holding a branch of olives proper ." The impalemen t
on the second shield is for Swift of Rotherham gold a chevron vair between thre e
bucks courant quartering Wykersley silver a Jess gules between three cinquefoils
azure . (See FVY 576 .)

H .-The VISITATION OF NORTHUMBERLAND made in A.D .
1575 by William Flower and Robert Glover from
1\TSS . nos . 97 and 126 in Queen ' s College, Oxford ,
collated with Studley Royal MS. no . 55 . 1
(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. I26, p . III . )
[NORTHUMBERLAND ]
The visitacion of the countie of Northumberland taken
by William Flower esquier alias Norrov Kinge of Armes
of the caste weste and Northe parses of England from th e
river of Trente northward and in his companie Robert e
Glouer alias Portcullis pursuiuant of Armes his marshal l
in the veare of our Lord 1575 . 17 Elizabeth e Regime .
LIST OF PEDIGREE S
De la Vale of Seton de la Vale, in Comitatu Northumbriae .
Fenwike de Fenwike in Comitatu Northumbria .
Forster de Ederston in Comitatu Northumbria .
Grey de Chillingham in Comitatu Northumbria .
Lawson of Cramlington in Northumberland .
Ogle de Bothall in Comitatu Northumbri .
Roper .
Wodderington de Wodderington in Comitatu Northumbria .
Wytfeld of the house of Whitfield in Comitatu Northumberland
.
(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. I26, p . II2 . )
[NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE] 2
The anciente armes of the countie of the towne o f
Newcastle vpon Tyne whereof were maior and Burgesse s
at the tyme of this visitacion thus followeinge, viz . John
Watson maior, Richard Hodshon, Christofer Mitford ,
Roberte Ellison, William Dente, Roberte Anderson ,
Henry Brandlinge, William Jemson, Thomas Liddell ,
William Selby, and Henry Anderson minor, burgesse s
all incorporated by the name of the maior and Burgesse s
of the Countie of the towne of Newcastle vpon Tyne . T o
the which anciente Armes this Creaste and supporters wer e
annexed by William Flower Esquire alias Norroy King e
of Armes in this his visitacion by lettres Patentes beare -
I The additions from MS . 126 are printed in italics ; the few additional
details from the Studley Royal MS. are within round brackets .
2 The arms are not drawn in these MSS .
73

74
'VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
inge date the [16th] day of [August] in y e yeare of ou r
Lord 1 575 .
(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL . 97, p . 142 . )
DE LA VALE DE SETON DE LA VALE IN COMITATU
Dieu nous Conduicte
belt round lion
omitted in -WS.
Queen 's Call. 126.
NORTHUMBRIE '
James De la Vale oft
Seton de la Val e
otherwise calle d
James Horsele y
John De is Vale of Anne doughter to Si r
Seton de la Vale Thomas Grey o f
Esquire Chillingham
George eldest Sir John de 1a Mary doughter Marger y
son died sans Vale brother to Cary maried
issue anno 10 and heire to to Si r
of H . S George Willia m
A Ogl e

Anne Elenor
maried marie d
to Robert t o
Reymes Willia m
of Fenwi k
Shortflat o f
in North- Bychfeld
umberland
VISITATION OF NORTHUMBERLAND IN A .D . 1 575 75
Sir John°Anne Edward Beatrix Mar y
Delavale doughter 2 d sonne maried to marie d
Knight to Ratle maried Edward to George
d' Seton Lord Felis Evington Morton o f
Delauale Ogle (Helyne) (Erington) Barwik
daughter of Butterley de
to John in North- Buckwick e
Ogle of umberlan d
Ogle castl e
A
I I I
Josua de la 2 d sonne 3' sonne 4 sonne a dou I ghter
Vale eldest (Peter) (Clement) (Rauf) (Barbara)
son
12 13 1 I
Robert delavaleTDorothe Henry Thomas Jane maried Dorothe maried
Living 1575 daughter to Oswald to Gilber t
of Sir Raff Mitford of Elringto n
Grey of Riall in Evington o f
Chillingham Northum- Wissington i n
berland Northumberlan d
(Errington)
Anne marled Katheri n
to Thomas vnmaried
Cramlingto n
of Newsha m
r For fully annotated and detailed pedigree see .NCH IX, 167/77 . The arm s
are quarterly I Delaval : ermine Iwo bars vest ; II Horsley : gules three horses '
heads silver bridled gold ; III unknown : gruel three spread eagles silver ; I V
. Bolbec : vert a lion rambant ermine crowned gold on a collar vert around hi s
body a molet gold . FVN, p. 38, blazons the quarter for Bolbec with the fiel d
gules and omits the difference whilst adding a curious composite quarter apparently
made up of Hilton of Hilton and Hilton of Swine, but the silver chaplet s
cannot be correct. For arms and references for them see NM IV, 90, and AA ,
4th ser., VII, 8 and plate I ibid.

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL . 97, p . I24 .) (Studley MS., fol . 5} . )
Henricos Fenwike miles
obijt s .p.
FENWIKE DE FENWIKE IN COMITATU NORTHUMBRIIE'
Thomas Dominus de Fenwike
stiles .lnno 4 Edwardi 2
GPillielmusde
Fenwik e
wiles
Robertus de FenwikeElianora 1'etrzrs sde Fenwik e
Armiger 14 1 . 2
frizannes Fenzrike=Elz abetlzafilza
A7 miger Alan ; de He/o n
Johannes Fensi'I e= Alanus Fetzze'ike=
Ar/nig 'eT' ii//es fl//us 2
Fenwike= Johannes Fenecz a Arta iger
Johannes Fenwike Arnzider dotzec =
de Eshenden post full miles
Johannes Fenwik e
Fenzoike= IPillielmus

John Fenwike-i William Fenwik Joane daughte r
esquire I Esquire de ~ and coheir o f
12 Ed. 1 (of 11 a/el/on (2 nd Thomas
Walington) son) Musgrave
Raffe Fenwike =
Esquire (o f
Walington )
William Henry a n
sans issu Ideot sans issu
John Fenwike=Agne s
Esquire daughte r
johazzncs Fen- to Sir
wide miles Jame s
(of Walington) Metcalf e
*Sir John Fenwik e
Knight (of Walington )
(chief heir male)
Roger Fenwilc =Vrsula daughter
of Bichfeld to John Heron o f
2d sonne Chipchac e
sister t o
George
A
Mary daughter and John Fenwike of Elizabeth sister t o
heire of Strother Fenwik Esquire Sir Roger Wodderington
(ilia l1 illernz i
Strother zzxor la
Robert Fenwik e
(of Chibbur n
3 rd son )
Robert Fenwi k
of Chibburne,
married Mau d
daughter t o
Thomas Strothe r
John Fenwik e
of Kenton
Robert 30 -
yeares ol d
1 575
Roger Agnes Raffe Gerar d
Fen- Har- Fenwik Fenwilc e
wike botle of
miles (sister Whitto n
(of t o
Stan- Ralf) Georg e
ton)
Fenwik e
of Twisel l
Margret Sir Raffe Roge r
daughter and Fenwik Fenwik e
heire to of Stanton of Lighto n
William Bennet Knigh t
of Kenton
*This Sir Alin Fezzwick omitted
in NS . Queen 's Coll. 126 .
John Fenwike- Mar y
Esquire (of daughte r
Stanton) to Sir Raf
Grey o f
Chilling -
ha m
B C D E
cn
v

13
Sir Roger Dorothy John Fenwike Willia m
Fenwike daughter of Walker
Knight to Si r
(of Walington)
John
\Voder - \Vyff t o
Georg e
ington Wodderington
William Fenwik e
Esquire (o f
of Swinborn
Wallington) Wyffe to
now living 1 575 Geffrey Bowe -
flour o f
Aperley
Anthon y
Lancelo t
Robert
D
Raffe Fenwike ofi Dorothe daughte r
Stanton Esquire to John Ogle of
Ogle Castl e
Roger 7 yeare s
old 1575
Lancelo t
Richard Fenwike Dorothy daughte r
of Stanton now I Percivall Gerar d
and coheir to Roge r
living 1575 Thornton of Whitto n
(Witton )
George Fen- Charle s
wike o f
Harbotle an d
Brinckhurn
Martin Michaell
Tristram Henr y
r Full pedigree with notes NCH XII, 352 . Set also FVN, pp . 47153 for pedigrees of the variou s
branches . The arms of Fenwick silver three marflets gules on a chief gules three martlets silve r
are first blazoned for sir John Fenwick in Powell's roll of Edward III . See also AA, 4th ser ., VII ,
p. 7 and plate ibid . facing p. 32 The crest of a phrinis enflamed gold was granted to Willia m
Fenwick of Wallington by Dethick, Garter H LXVI, 85 .

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. 97, p . 1 3 6 . ) (Studley MS ., fo . 52 . )
These verses were set about the armes
Let vs rlerelq them hold
to nryrrcle theire warthines
That which our pal elites old
hash : E,tte vs to t ossesse.
FORSTER DE EDERSTON IN COMITATU NORTHUMBRI '
Thomas Forster of Edersto n
in Northumberlan d
Thomasi
Forste r
Thomas Forster Sister to y e blynd xxij Sonnes
baron of Hilto n
(dau . of baro n
of Hilton)
15 14 13 I 2
John Reynold Robert Patrick Constance maried Issabell maried
sans sans to Gower of to Turpi n
issu issu Yorkshire
Thomas Forster Florence Sister to Sir John Forster Jane doughter to Si r
Lyving in anno 1 Thomas Lord
Lord Warden of Cuthert Radcliffe o f
1 575 Wharton y e midle . Northumberlan d
Marches filius 2
A B
It I I I
Thomas Dorothe Margret maried Elenor maried a Doughte r
eldest doughter to to Metford to Lyonell a nonn e
Sonne Robart Gre y
Lord Ogl e
Reynold =Clara doughter t o
Forster William Swinbor n
of Captheton
Margret 2 d d lughter C
vu ,

B
I I~ I
Thomas Cutbert = Elizabeth Margret
I
Elenor maried
I
Grace
I I
Rouland iKatherin doughter Margret marie d
eldest 2 d daughter maried to Sir Frances 2 d Forster to Leonard Selby to Sir Georg e
Sonne Sonne to Thomas to Russell 3 d son daughter Heron
26 yeares Bradforth Nicholas to y e Erie of Elizabet h
old anno of North- Ridley Bedford
1575 timberland of Northumberland
I
Dorothe marled
I
Elenor maried
I
Elizabeth marie d
Edward 2 d Sonne to Sir Reignold to George to George Finc h
Russell Carnaby= Craser: and after of Ken t
to Rober t
O 0 'sVoderington
c'.ror Geosgij
Craster
1 See NCH I, pp . 238/29 for fully annotated pedigree, and ibid ., pp . 156155 for the Bamburgh
branch. See also FVN, pp . 56/60. The shield is quarterly I and IV Forster : silver a chevron vert
between three bugle horns sable ; II and III Adderstone : silver on a bend cotised sable three martlet s
gold. The arms of Carnaby are silver two bars and in chief three roundels azure . (AA, 3rd scr . ,
VI, p . 105 and note .)
C 0c
1

(KS . QUEEN ' S COLL. 97, p . I40.)
GREY DE CHILLINGHAM IN COMITATU NORTHUMBERLAND '
In rotuio char-tar-run Anna 1 Rey is johannis.
Fro Arzdrrea de Bellocarnfio at Ezra de Grey vxore Bias pro
Into lure yzmd ezs discendit ex forte Roberti Basset of
heredzrm sum-um in Tezrford at in. Purston cum fertinertiis.
!Northumbria . Ezra de Grey tenet dimidiunz feodi in
Teuton?' de feodo Ti'zllielnri fzlij Hamonzs in Conzitat u
North umbrire .
Scutagiztm in Conzitatu .z orthumb' .
Xorthurnb'. De feodo domino Ezra de Grey dimid '
mare [sic . for marca?] pro honore de lI'allingford
scilicet pro dimidio feodi in Toueforde .
(l'z'llelnttrs Arius Hamonis fait 8aro do lafrirtton in
Coraitatu Northumbria,
flia flia Eliza- = Rogerus jrhaarze s
vxor vxor betha IVoder- = Gre y
Arun- Salvia ingtotz miles
dell
[Continued overleaf. ]
Thomas Alicia = =
Grey
Ii adult h its = Elizabeth a
Grey miles cilia fdonric i
de coral. - Domin i
tatu Fitzhughe
Nor thum -
brza 3
Radulbhus 4
Grey miles
Thomas Grey miles 5 =-filia baronis
de Grarstock e
Elizabetha Anna
Gilbertus=fzlia
Lancaster Tlzomez
Horton
mi/itds

Sir Raffe Grey ;
of Chillingha m
beheaded a t
Doncaster, anno
4 E . 4
Sir Edward Anne doughte r
Grey of to Gower of
Chilling- Staynby i n
ham 9 Comitatu Ebor '
I I =
Thomas Sir Raffe= lssabell s eldes t
2 d Sonne Grey of daughter an d
sans Chilling- coheire to Si r
issu ham 7 Thomas Gre y
of Horto n
I= I2 1 3
Sir Thomas Raffe Edwar d
Grey o f
Chillingha m
living =575 9
I2 3
Anne maried Margery marie d
to Robart to John son an d
Clavering heire to Si r
Callaly in George Hero n
Northum -
berland
14 15 1 6
Henry Roger Arthu r
Sir Roger Grey" i Jane Sister t o
of Horton, in Thomas Lor d
Northumberland Darcy of Meinel l
y` suffred
Sir Thomas Grey" of Dorothe doughte r
Horton, died on to Raffe Lord Ogl e
Thursday the 3" o f
August
A
I4 Is 1 6
Barbara maried Vrsula maried Margret marie d
to Roger to Humfrey to John Baxte r
Proctor of Heron of of Newcastel
Shaden, in Bolcinfeld et de Tieforne
Northumberland in EpisYnbatu
I= 12 1 3
Dorothe married Issahell Anne
to Rober t
Delavale of Seton
Delavale i n
Northumberlan d
oa

A
Judith maried first to Peterl Grey Doughter to Haggerston
Swinno, 2 d to Lawson 2d Sonne of Haggerston in
of Skrimerston, 3d to
Lille of Gosford, al l
Northumberlan d
3 in Northumberland I
Thomas
I
Raffe
~
I
I
Lionell Margret Anne Dowsabell
dlar g eri a Gerara'rt s
Szcynno Roberio t
Lawson
1 Detailed annotated pedigree RND 326 ; see also FVN 6213 .
'- Daughter of Ralph lord Neville of Raby ; her second husband was sir Gilbert Lancaster .
3 I .P .M . 1443 ; buried at Chillingham beside his wife . See AA, 4th ser ., \'II, pp. 15 and 23 ; als o
plates ix and a ibid . and NM, pp . 116/20.
4 Sheriff of Northumberland 1454 and 1458 ; beheaded 1161 .
5 Knight banneret by the duke of Gloucester 24 July 1182 . (SK II, 18), captain of the castl e
of Norham and sheriff of Islandshire. (RND )
6 Died 6 December 1533 .
7 Died at Chillingham 17 December 1565 .
s Will dated at Ogle 6 October 1581 is printed SS 38, pp . 49 ;54 ; see notes thereto .
9 Will dated 20 December 1589 ; died 9 April 1590 . See SS 38, pp . 172/76 and notes thereto .
tt Will made 13 February 1540 ; proved 1545 . (SS for 1833, no . 2, pp . 115/16 . )
11 Died at Bethnal Green, London, August 1590. (SS as above, note p . 116 . )
The shield of arms here drawn is first blazoned for sir Thomas Grey, differenced by a baston
azure, in the Nativity roll of c . 1300. See note upon it and similar Northumbrian shields in NM ,
p. 75. The shield of Grey of Horton (in Glendale) appears as one of the quarterings of Grey o f
Chillingham upon a shield of arms above the train entrance to Chillingham castle (NM, 120) . It i s
the shield of the lords Grey cf Rotherfield differenced by the bezant on the bend . It is first blazone d
for sir John Grey (of Rotherheld) in the roll of the battle of Falkirk , 1238 .
The blazons are gales a lion rampant and a border engrailed silver-Grey of Chillingham ; Larr y
silver and azure on a bend gales a bezant-Grey of Horton .

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL . 97, p . 4 . )
LAWSON OF CRAMLINGTON IN NORTHUMBERLAND '
At Cramlingto n
Orate pro anima Thomm Lauso n
generosi, qui ohijt 2 die mensi s
Julij, Anno Domini Millesim o
cccc. lxxxix . Cuius anim m
propitietur Deus 1-,9 9
Thomas Lawson .Doughte r
buried at Cram- and hei r
lington with this of Cramlington
Epitaph
William Lawson of i Doughter to
Cramlington in Horsele y
Northumberland
A

Thomas Lawson ofTEden doughter to Si r
Cramlington Roger Grey o f
Horton Knigh t
Robert Lawson = Elizabeth Willia m
of Cramlington daughter sans issu
to Lionell
Fenwic k
of Blegden
Edmund Lawson,Margery sister and sole = Robert Lawson
of Newcastle heire to John Swinno of Vsworth 2't
filza et sofa heres Radul- husband
phi Swinnow saran a
heres johannis Swinno w
Raffe Lawson of T Elizabeth daughte r
Burgh in comi- and heire to Roge r
tatu Richmond Burgh of Burg h
anno1575
Roger 4 yeares Alice Margre t
old 1 575
B
A
2
James Lawson of =Alice doughter t o
Newcastle George Bartra m
of Newcastle
George 2d Willia m
Sonne 3d Sonn e
vnmaried
Anne marie d
to Willia m
Ryden of
Newcastl e
Thomas Rydall
George 3`t=doughter to Robar t
Sonne . . .Fenwi k
of Brenkburn e
James Rober t
Henry Lawson Francis daughte r
of Nesham in to Cutbert Conier s
Episcopatu of Layton, i n
living 1575 Episcopatu
James 7 Raffe 2 d Mary Katherin Issabell Margre t
yeares Sonne
old 1575
u,

iij Sonnes as on
the next syde
appearet h
II'illielrnus Lawson Reginaldusfzlius Lionellus
Rector in 2 studens in filius 3
.tvorthumberl. hospitio Grayorum
RISE AND SHIN E
[Grand Quarter IV as I]
B
. . ... . . . . . . .. ..
Issabell vxor Gerard Fenwick
=and Richard Hodshon both of i
i Newcastl e
Willelmus Selby de Newcastle mercator
Georg ins Selby, de Newcastle mercator
IG'illielmus Selby de=Elisabetha /ilia
Newcastle mercator : et hares pain's
Georgius Isabella Jlarza Elisabeth a
Willelimus alaryareta Jana Elianora
Richardus Barbara
Selbye de Newcastle

Lawson
Cranrlington
Swynnowe
Robertus=Isabella falia
Hodshorz et vna heredumClzristoclzeri
Place
de Halnaby
_ rmi erl
per E . K . Norrey R .
armes 1592
D
Elizabetha vxor Lancelotus
. Nicholas [sic .]
6i/allielnzus
Hedby Richardus
Barbara
1 Annotated pedigree NCH XII1, pp . 386/89 . See also FVN, pp . i6/T ; also FVD, p . 209 an d
FVY, p . 254.
The blazon of the shield is I and IV grand quarters silver a chevron between three rnartlets sable-
Lawson, quartering barry silver and azure in chief three rings azure-Cranrlington . The Swinhoe quarter i s
silver three swine passant sable . Selby is barry gold and sable . Lawson of Usworth : party per pale silver
and sable a chevron counter-coloured . (FVD 208.) The crest is out of clouds two amts embowed veste d
ermine supporting a sun. (Ibid.) See also grant of arms by Dalton 28 February 1558/59 (MS . Ashmole 834,
fo . 13). The martlet (sable) crest was granted to Ralph Lawson of Burgh by E . Knight Norroy 2 Januar y
1592. (SS 41, p . xliii . )
The blazon of Hodshon's shield is per chevron embattled gold and azure three martlets counter -
coloured.
Lawson de
I%swortiz

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. 97, p . 8 .)
OGLE DE BOTHALL IN COMITATU NORTHUMBRIIE '
*Robert the first LordTlssabell doughter and heire
Ogle of Bothall I to Sir Alexander Kirkby
Owin the second Elenor doughter to Issabell maried fyrst to Si r
Lord Ogle I Sir William Hilton John Heron of Chipchace,
and after to Joh n
Raffe the 3`i Margret daughter to Woderingto n
Lord Ogle I Sir W. Gascoine
Robert the Anne daughter to (Sir) William John=Sihell daughter Dorothy vxor Anne maried Margret marie d
Fourth Thomas son and 2 d son sans Ogle to John Heron Sir T. Forster to ffumfrey to Georg e
Lord Ogle heire to George issu son and heire I-Iarbotle sac s
Lord Lumley to Sir William issu
Lisle
Dorothe doughter Robert the v tt' Jane daughter (Rauf eldest (Thomas 3 di Owin (4th Agne s
to Sir Henry Lord Ogle, to Sir Cutbert son died son died son )
Wodderington slaine at Radcliffe of young) young )
Panierhough = Cartingto n
in Scotland
*The first four generations omitted in MS. Queens Coll. 126.
0o
oo

Robart the=Jane daughter Margret marie d
vj `h Lord and heire to to Gregory Ogl e
Ogle sans Sir Thomas of Chopington i n
issu Maleuerer of Northumberlan d
Allerton
A
Cutbert Ogle o f
Chopington
B '
Cutbert, y°Katherin eldes t
vij th Lord daughter an d
Ogle now (one of the)
living 1575 heire(s) to Sir
Regnald Carnaby
Grace san s
Jane maried to Edward Katherin iss u
Talbot, yonger Sonn e
to George Erie o f
Shrewsbury (aged 9
years an° 1 575 )
Thomas Ogle Issabell daughter Margret
3 d Sonne to Sir T . Grey of marie d
Horton filz.'a t o
Johannis Grey Robert ,
de Horton militis 3 `t sonne
to Si r
Joh n
\Vodderingto
n
l 0i1
1 For full detailed pedigree with notes see HN II, i, pp . 3S0187. Also Ogle and Bothal, Newcastle ,
The Ogle badge of the rayed rose appears in a window of the north aisle in Bothal church . The
motto, ` accept gratefully or with thanks," is not elsewhere upon record. The Ogle shield is blazoned
silver a less between three crescents gules. It is first blazoned in Willement's roll of Richard II, an d
is probably derived from the crescent badge of Percy. The crest, here a griffin 's head, is given as a
goat's head in Visit . of 1615. (FVN 95 .) After the marriage of sir Robert Ogle (died 1962), great -
grandfather of the first lord Ogle of Bothal, with Helen Bertram, heiress of sir Robert Bertram o f
Bothal, the Ogles quartered the shield of Bertram of Bothal gold an orle azure with their own .
2 Called also Ancrum Moor, fought 1545 . co

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. 97, p . I15 .)
ROPER
Henry eldest Andrewe Peter 3 Serys Roper William Rober t
sonn a tatis
22 1575
2 sonne sonne 4 Bonn 5 sons 6 sonne
Robert Roper of T Elizabeth daughte r
Newcastell vppon of Henry Dawbene y
Tyne one of the of Sherington i n
Customers theire Comitatu Norffol k
lyving 1575
Phillipe Elizabeth Anne 3 Barbara 4
a daughter 2 daughter daughter daughter
Per fess sable and silver a pale engrailed and counter-coloured three bucks' heads erased sabl e
attired gold in the first quarter a martlet sable charged with a crescent gold . Crest, a buck's head
erased gold with horns sable holding a branch vent fruited gold . The impalement for Daubeny i s
quarterly I and IV gules a fess fusilly silver in chief two martlets . . . facing each other for difference ;
II and III . . . on a fess . . . between six billets . . . three martlets . . ,
CO O

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL. 97, pp. 6, 7.) (Studley MS ., fo. 50 . )
WODDERINGTON DE WODDERINGTON IN COMITATU NORTHUMBERLAND '
Anno 20 regis Edwardi 2 Adam d e
Swynburne Baro obijt sine prole, e t
Christiana vna Sororum et h eredu m
dicti Ad2e, nupta fuit
. de Wod-
derington, Cui peperit Gerardum d e
Woderington .
Gerardus de
Wodderington
miles
Johannes
Woderincion
miles sp .
Gerard d e
Woderingto n
R .2 . Johannes de Margreta Barnaba, marie d
Wodderington vxor eius to John Sonne t o
miles Adam Vau x
H .6. Rogerus de Elizabeth doughter to
Wodderington Sir Thomas Grey
E .3. Rogerus de Agneta vxo r
Wodderington eius
Sir Gerard de Elizabeth H .6. Sir Roger = . . . John marie d
Wodderington maried to de Wodder- Issabel l
maried Eliza- John ington daughter t o
beth daughter Fenwick Knight Robert Lor d
to Christofer
Ogle, widow t o
Bointon of
Sadbury
Sir J ohn Heron
B
Adam de Swizzborne = de Coznitatu
E.r. Gerard de .i orthumbrice Izzquisitio ann o
Wodderington 12 Edwardi 2
E .2. Johannes de T Christiana Adam de Swinborne Barbara 4
Wodering- baro o62it sine ¢role vxor
ton miles 3
Ingnisitio 20 Ed. 2 Johannis de
.Stri uelinge
in Scotia
Rich art/us de =.
Ellie/den
Elizabetha vxor Hero n
1'Villielnnz s
Agnes Jlatildus vxor Jacoba 5(=)Johannes de
Rechardi de filia 3 Sty fueling miles
Alicia Aston 2 bare obijt s .p.
Ma/de/is Elbrandi de Ingnisitio
Hilton inilitis 2 R. 2
William Isabella Rogerus Willie/tuns Alexander

A B t,4
I . . ... . ... . ... . ... . .. .. ... . ..
I I I I I
Elizabeth E .4. Sir Raffe Wodderington i Felis doughter an d
of Wodderington Knight I coheire of Sir Robar t
Claxton of Horden
Sir Henry Wodderington Margery daughter to=Sir William Ellake r
Sir Henry Percy 2 d Husband
Agnes daughter to=Sir John Wodder- = i Agnes daughte r
Sir James ington Knight to Sir Edwar d
Medcalfe of Wens- Gower o f
dale in Yorkshire Yorkshire
C
Roberti Margret sister William
3 d ' to Cutber t
Sonne Lord Ogl e
i
John Katherin
/anti
Lucia
Dorothe C[o]nstance Mary marie d
first wit-1e maried to to John
to Robert Walter Mitford (ve l
Lord Fenwik Midcalfe) of
Ogle vxor Sighel l
Valentini
Fenwik e
of Walker ,
nere New -
castle
esquir e
I I I
Isaac Abermiell Ephrai m
(5) ( 6) (7)
Gerard John David Elizabetlz a
Alicia
Roger WIdderington =i Maude daughte r
of Chibburneflius2 to Strothe r
Jane ml vied t o
John Carnaby
of Langley, in
Comitat u
Northumberland
(eldes t
daughter )
lVillielznus
Carnaby
I I
Margery Anne died
maried to a virgi n
Roge r
Fenwyck of
Bychfel d
IIII I
Margery Barbara 3
maried to Rebecca(4 )
Henry Sara (5)
Parkinson Mary (6)
of Beau- Martha (7 )
mon d
Hill, i n
Episcopat u
( 2 n d
daughter) D

C
Henry Wodderington=Barbara daughter Edward of Swinburn = Vrsula daughter and Dorothe maried first to Si r
Esquire, living in to Sir Edward in comitatu North- Coheire of Sir Roger Fenwick of Wallington :
Anno 15i5 Gower umb' Regnald Carnaby and after to Robert Constabl e
of Holme and Flamburg h
Henry eldest Son 8 years old 1575 Roger Raffe Dorothe Agne s
Doughter ,John \Vodderington Mary doughter to Sir Roger^i
and heire of Chibburne and William Ogle of 2 d
to Mar- Aukesley living in Cockle Park 2d wyffe so n
shall of anno 1575 Maria filia Wzllelmi
Keynton Ogle deLarkle .parke? William
Childre n
sans issu
D
Roger 26 Robert Elizabeth Barbara Maw d
yeares (2 nd son) mariecl t o
old 1575 Marmaduk e
Fenwike
1 Annotated pedigree in HN ii, 230 ;38; the notes attached thereto fully elucidate this pedigree.
See also AA, 2nd ser ., III, 189/96 .
2 Adam of Swinburne, knight, died c . 1326/27 ; his wife was Idonea Graham . (HN )
3 A generation is omitted here ; this John was son of John and grandson of Gerard. (HN )
4 This should be Barnaba ; she was the first wife of sir John Stryvelyn . For an account of both
see AA, 3rd ser., I, pp . 95/7 .
5 Second wife of sir John Stryvelyn . See AA as above, pp . 9415.
6 The arms blazoned quarterly silver and gales a bend sable are derived and differenced, b y
changing the gold quarter to silver, from the shield of the Fitz Rogers of \Varkworth, which in it s
turn was derived from the quarterly shield of Mandeville, earls of Essex. It is first blazoned in
Powell's roll of Edward III . A seal of Gerard Widdrington of 1466 shows the bull's head, nec k
and mantling powdered with pellets ; the blazon is sable tzwith silver pellets . (DS 2651 ; AA, 3rd ser. ,
VI, p . 184.) The quartering on second shield is gales a less between three hedgehogs silver for Claxton .
The banner is the cross of St . George, the fly party silver and gules, upon it a two-headed wyver n
silver winged gold, the crest as before and the motto jnv • 5AN5 • FIN .

(MS . QUEEN ' S COLL . 97, p. I 43 .)
WYTFELD
William Whitfeld=Doughter an d
of ye house of heire of Randol l
Whitfeld, in Holme of ye Manor
comitatu of Aulston Mor e
Northumberland ` in Comberland ,
holder of th e
Baron of Hilto n
Added to Yorke's testimony .
This pedegree of William Witfeld, and after from Richard Witfeld
lineally distended as appeareth ahoue written : ys verifyed by the report ,
testimony and knowledge of John Whitfeld of Skelgill in Aulston More ,
within the Countie of Comberland, being of the Age of 90 yeares, mad e
in presence of Raffe Wytfeld of Witfeld Esquire, John Witfeld of Randel l
Holme gentleman . And dyvers other men there at that tyme present .
Touching the birth, discent and pedegree of Myles Wytfeld of Netesbury
in Aulston More within the Countie atiorsaid (and Robert to be the Sonn e
of ye said Myles, is proved by ye examinations and depositions of John
Whitfeld Esquire, Henry Wailes of Knarsdall esquire, Alexander Whitfeld
of Alendale gentleman, John Archer of Aulston and others, as
appeareth by a certificate made for that entent and pourpose, the 14 da y
of August, in the yeare of our lord god 1523) . Which Robart so lyneally
discended came out of the north partes of this Realme of England, an d
dwelt at Wadhurst in Sussex, and had issue as appeareth .
The which pedegree was sought out, examined, and registred, withi n
the Office of Armes neere Paules Wharfe in London the xvj tt' day o f
February I571, et Anno Regni Reginz Elizabeth 14 .
Teste.
William Dethicke alias Yorke herauld of Armes .
Richard Witfeld is discended
from the said William, fro m
2 or 3 discents, and had issu e
Richard Witfel d
Robert John Myles Witfeld that Thoma s
Witfeld Witfeld dwelled at Newbery Witfeld
in Aulston Mor e
John Witfel d
swine of Robar t
livin g 157 1
Thomas Clement
John Herbert
Robart Sonne of Myles, cam e
out of the North So yeare s
past, and dwelt at Wadhurs t
in Susse x
1
Robart Witfel d
Sonne of Rober t
Living 1571 aline 1575
Thomas Willia m
son and 2d
heire Sonne
1 Whitfield in Allendale . Northumberland . For pedigree of family see HN II, iii, pp . 100 and 104 .
2 The blazon is gold a bend between two cotises engeailcd sable . (AA, 3rd ser., II, 118. )
Thoma s
Witfeld
Susan
Marth a
Mary

III .-NORTHUMBERLAND PEDIGREES taken A.D . 15i5, from
Harleian MS . no . 1554 which are not in Queen ' s
College MSS . and not printed by Forster in his
Visitations of Northumberland .*
[RIDLEY OF WILLIMOTESWICK] I
The proper Armes of the Ridles of Willimon s
Wight in Com . Northumbland is a Red Bull i n
a feld Argent passing through the reads a s
descending from the Ridleys of Ridley Hall i n
come Cester .
And that they give now 3 Goshawks Argent
in a feld geules betweene a Cheveron Argent,
came by one Wale whose daughter and heire
they married with condition that they should s o
beare theire Armes by whome they had the
Wale towne and Tecket besyd the greyhound
Argent, in the Crest cam by manage with th e
daughter and heire of Horton, by whome cam e
Willimons Wight and the Hall in it, now calle d
Ridleys Hall and Corsele, ther cam also unt o
them the Mannor of Aden by mariag, but wit h
whom it is not yet knowne . 2
Nicholas Ridleyi
da. of Sir John Cramlingto n
I3
Nicholas Ridley of i Anne da . of
Willimotswike in S r John
II 2
Thomas T Audrey John Margaret
Ridley da of . .. Ridley da . o f
corn . Northumb . Lawsonn Rnt . of Ridley Musgrave Richar d
Sister of
S r Simo n
Horton
I I I I
Ridley of Nicholas Ridley Allice us . . .ux
Willimotswike dyos London George
Shipside
. ..Whitfel d
Raf e
Nicholas Ridley
Nicholas Ridle y
sonn of Thomas
I I
Nicholas Ridley Will m
Ridley
* Printed, by permission of council, from a manuscript copy in th e
library of the Society of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne .
95
A

IV .-SHIELDS OF ARMS drawn on folios 41-64, div . IV of
MS . Ashmole no . 834 in the Bodleian library ,
Oxford .
ABBREVIATIONS .
AA Archreologia Aeliana, four series, published by the Society
of Antiquaries of Newcastle upon Tyne .
AD Armorials of the County of Durham . AA, 4th ser . ,
vol . IV .
AN Armorials of Northumberland . AA, 3rd ser., vol . VI .
BM British Museum .
CDP The Extinct and Dormant Peerages of the Norther n
Counties of England by John William Clay, F .S .A .
London, 1913 .
CP The Complete Peerage by G . E . C . New edition. Vols .
I-VII . Later volumes first edition .
CVY DugdaIe's Visitation of Yorkshire, with additions by
J . W. Clay. 3 vols. Exeter, 1899 .
DM Durham Monuments, being vol. V of the publications of
the Newcastle upon Tyne Records Committee .
DNB Dictionary of National Biography .
DS Catalogue of Seals in the Treasury of the Dean an d
Chapter of Durham . AA, 3rd ser., vols . VII-XVII .
FCW Cumberland and Westmorland Visitation Pedigrees, 161 5
and 1666, edited by Joseph Foster .
FVD Durham Visitation Pedigrees, edited by Foster .
FVN Northumberland Visitation Pedigrees, edited by Foster .
FVY The Visitations of Yorkshire in 1584-85 and 1612, edite d
by Joseph Foster .
G The Genealogist .
H The publications of the Harleian Society .
HN A History of Northumberland by John Hodgson .
HP The Historic Peerage of England by Nicholas, edited by
Courthope .
KG Stall Plates of the Knights of the Garter by W . St. Joh n
Hope .
MK A Book of Knights, 1426-1660, by W. C. Metcalfe .
NBWC History of Westmorland and Cumberland by Nicholso n
and Burn .
NCH .4 History of Northumberland . Vols . I-XIII, County
History Committee
NM Northumbrian Monuments, being vol. IV of the publications
of the Newcastle upon Tyne Records Committee
.
OB The Official Baronage of England by J. E. Doyle .
PHY A History of Yorkshire by Plantagenet Harrison. r vol .
RND History of North Durham by James Raine .
SD A History of the County of Durham by Robert Surtees .
4 vols .
SND The Armorial Seals of Northumberland and Durham .
AA, 3rd ser., vols . XX-XXI .
SS The publications of the Surtees Society .
VCH The Victoria History of the Counties of England .
YRS The Record Series of the Yorkshire Archeologica l
Society,
101

102
SHIELDS OF ARMS
The rolls of arms quoted are referred to by the following abbreviations :
Borough . The Boroughbridge Roll of Arms, edited by James Green -
street . The Genealogist, N .S ., vols . I, II .
Calais Knights made at the siege of Calais, 1347-48 . Notes
and Queries, 5th ser., vol . 4, p p . 324, 3 83 .
Caer . Poem of the Siege of Caerlaverock, edited by Thomas
Wright, 1864, and by Nicholas Harris Nicolas, 1828 .
Charles Roll of Edward I date . Archceologia, vol . XXXIX ,
Con .
p . 3 8 9 .
Constable's Roll . SS, vol . 41, p. i, appendix .
Duns. I Roll of the tournament at Stepney, A .D .
Top . et Gen ., vol. IV, p. 61 .
1308 . Coll .
Duns . II Roll of Knights at the tournament at Dunstable ,
A .D . 1333 . Coll. Top . et Gen ., vol . IV, p. 389 .
EL The Elizabethan Roll . SS, vol. 41, p . xvii if .
Falk. Roll of the battle of Falkirk, A .D . 1298 .
vol. 16, pp. 27, 68 .
The Reliquary ,
Glover A roll of arms of Henry III date, edited by George J .
Armitage .
Glover Ord . Quoted by Papworth under letter V .
Grim. A roll of arms of Edward III .
320 .
Coll . Top . et Gen . IT ,
Jen. A roll of arms of Edward II and III .
vol . 26, 1885 .
The Reliquary ,
Jen. Ord. The ordinary from Mr . Thos . Jenyn's book of arms .
\Valford's Antiquarian Magazine, vols . VIII to XII .
Nativity The Nativity roll of arms of Edward I date .
Reliquary XV, 228 .
The
Parl. The Parliamentary roll of Edward
Genealogist, N .S ., XI, XII .
II date . Th e
Planche Planche's roll of arms of Henry III and Edward I date .
The Genealogist, N .S ., vols . III, IV and V .
Powell The Powell roll of arms of Edward III date . Th e
Reliquary, N .S ., vols . III and IV .
St. George Roll of Edward I date . Arth2ologia, vol . XXXIX .
Will. Roll of Richard II date, edited by Thos . Willement ,
1834 .
Burke General Armory, edition 1842 .
Pap . An Ordinary of British Armorials by John Papworth
and Alfred W. Morant. 2 vols. 1874 .
The following names the editor has either been unable to identif y
at all or has failed to identify with the arms blazoned for them in th e
manuscript :
6 . Anary 105 . Wvkersle y
12 . Lerborne 109 . Richard Akto n
24 . Sir J . Baker r1o . Lasy de Gaytfor d
33 . Richard de Wyston 119 . T. Stalb y
52 . Wodburne 124 and 125 . Bertun Huco d
59 . Richard Romondby 126 . Richard Burser
74 . Darell of Bylton 130 . Baron of Baynton of Wol 75 .
d
Hakashyre 92 . Sheffeld
150 . Baron of Whate
154 . de Lehyler
98 . T. Winter 156 . Olyver de Hyngham

MS . ASHMOLE NO. 834 10 3
172 . Christopher Spencer 549 . Sir J . de Chemirston
173 . Halyday 55 0 . Sir Rauf Darmdel l
243 . William Suthayke 553 . Sir F . Busom
244 . Sir H. Retford 554 . Sir J . Waly s
257 . Holthorpe 599 . Sir J . Nougen
270 . T. Pickworth 561 . Sir G . Hurshom
272 . Wassingley 566 . Sir Rauf Sofol k
275 . Hugh Vveryneg 569 . Sir Rauf Bluett
277 . William Birthorp 582 . T . Wastelyn
27S . R. Hamarde 587 . Sir A. Laungstroier
28o . J . Traske 588 . Skydmore
293 . Rauf Welbe 604 . Sir J . Mobrisdale
309 . T . of Morbye 6o8 . Chawdys
314 . Edward Wandster 609 . Lorens
33 6 . Sir J . Budham 61o . Newto n
340 . William Gramore 611 . Massers
362 . Jwan Gamister 6r2 . Sir Richard Bemette r
365 . J. Rivill 617 . Barall
366 . Alexander Byland 619 . Medlom s
383 . Philip ffolowell 628 . Pyi s
400 . Rauf Wallington 641 . Lange
421 . fferlay 644 . Richard Ullysby
422 . Walter Eges 646 . Adam Franke
464 . Sir Terr. Linchefeld 648 . Erydone
476 . Sir Thomas Perhe 656 . Darlinges
478 . Sir Gerard Aldenhon 657 . Samsone
479 . Sir Piers Beseld 667 . Sir Robert de Berge
486 . Sir Th. Broune 698 . Sir Richard Turiboke
494 . Percevall of Lyndley 722 . Eawood of Yorkshir e
514 . Chipley 727 . Sir John Morren
521 . T. Engs 747 . Parrys
539 . Sir T. of Rameston
I . JOHN DE BouN : gold a plain cross azure . Fo . 41
S . and h. of sir Humphrey Bohun of Midhirst, Sussex ; d .
before 26 April 1494 ; married Anne, dau . of sir Piers Ardern e
of Latton, Essex. (CP II, zo1 .) Shield first blazoned i n
Powell .
2 . JAMES STRANGUISH : silver on a Less between si x
fleurs-de-lis sable, two fleurs-de-lis silver .
The arms of Strangways were sable two lions passant Maly
silver and gales . This is the shield of Barton of Newton on
Derwent, Yorkshire. (Pap. 819 .) The pedigree of Strangway s
of Ormesby gives the Christian name of James to eight successive
generations . (FVY 202/04.) For Barton see ibid ., 1 33 .
3 . PECIiHAM : azure a cross gold the ends terminating i n
leopards ' faces .
Recorded in Burke . The editor cannot trace the particula r
family who bore it .

104
SHIELDS OF ARMS
4 . SR . DE LYLE : silver a fess between two chevron s
sable .
Gold a fess between two chevrons sable was the shield of
lord Lisle of Rougemont, a founder of the Garter (KG ,
plate 35); also blazoned for him in St. George roll . Th e
shield here blazoned, with a different coloured field, i s
presumably for a younger branch .
5. WILLnf . INGLEBY : sable a star silver .
So blazoned for John Ingleby in Jen . The arms are thos e
of the family of Ripley, Yorkshire . Pedigree FVY 282/3 .
6. ANARAY : sable a bend counter-embattled silver .
The name would seem to be a mis-reading by the copyist ;
the editor can find no family of the name. The arms a s
here are blazoned in Glover Ord . for the family of Manston .
Manstone is near Leeds. An effigy with these arms is in
Leeds parish church . (Yorks . Effigies by W . I' Anson, p . 7o ,
fig. 75 ; also FVY 467 . )
7 . SALCLYFF : gules a lion rampant silver, over all tw o
bars sable .
So blazoned for a Yorkshire family of the name in Pap . ,
p. 76, without a reference .
8. PANELL of Rason : silver a bend sable .
These arms are first blazoned for sir Ralph Paynel in th e
Parl. The name is from Pannall, a parish in the wapentake
of Claro, West Riding. Rason is in Lincolnshire, wher e
there are three parishes of the name, viz ., Market Rasen ,
Middle Rasen and West Rasen, all in the wapentake o f
Walshcroft .
9 . SR . PETER BITCTON : quarterly I and IV silver, I I an d
III gyronny gules and silver, over all on a bend
sable five martlets gold .
This should be I and IV silver on a bend sable three
martlets gold; II and III gules a pile silver . (FVY 400 .) In
Harl . XVI, p . 41, sir Piers Bucton of Bucton, Yorkshire ,
heads the pedigree there given . Buc.kton is in the parish of
Bridlington, East Riding . See also no . 44 .
lo. No NAME : silver on a chief indented sable thre e
fleurs-de-lis gold .
There appears no other record of this shield .
I I . RAUF BLISWORD : silver two bars gules, in chief thre e
roundels gules .
Blazoned for Blisworth of Yorkshire . (FVY 400 .)

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 10 5
12 . THOMAS LERBOURNE : silver a chevron between nin e
crosses patonce (6 and 3) sable .
13 .
14 .
15 .
Glover Ord . gives this shield for Lekebourne .
EDMOND DARELL of Sezay : azure a lion rampan t
gold, crowned silver, a cross crosslet fitchy gule s
on the shoulder .
According to the pedigree in FVY 29, Edmund Darel l
died in 1438. The arms are not recorded earlier than here .
See AA, 3rd ser ., III, 258, and Shirley's Noble and Gentl e
men of England, 7 . Sessay is a parish town in the North
Riding, near Thirsk .
WILLM . WOLF of Suffolk : silver a chevron betwee n
three wolves ' heads rased sable .
J .
Blazoned, with a coronet around necks, in Glover Ord .
MOWBRAY : gules a lion rampant silver, a borde r
gobony gold and azure .
The quartered coat of Gascoigne (SS 41, p . 14) bears thes e
arms in III quarter with the border engrailed silver and vert
for Mowbray of Kirklington. It is gold and sable gobony
on the monument of Thomas Wentworth . (SS 41, '14 note . )
16. WILLIII. FFITZHARRY : silver a cross engrailed sable .
So blazoned for Fitz-Henry of Kelfield, Yorkshire . (FVY
401 and 633 .) Kelfield is in East Riding, a few miles from
Selby. See no . 711 below .
17. No NAME : silver on a bend engrailed gules thre e
leopards ' faces silver .
The shield of Bolton of Yorkshire as quartered by
Gascoigne. See FVY 238 -
18 . BRYAN SEE de Gry msby : azure two bars wav y
ermine .
The shield is differenced from that of de la Sea of Barmsto n
and Ravenser Odd (Poulson's Holderness I, 195) by altering
the bars from silver to ermine . Blazoned in Glover Ord . and
in Con .
19. H . THIRKELD : ermine a maunch gules .
Or Threlkeld, whose name is from Threlkeld, Cumberland ,
who bore silver a 7:munch gales (Ten .), a shield differenced b y
change of colour from that of Hastings, under whom, from
the time of Edward I, they held lands at Crosby Ravensworth,
Westmorland . This shield is further differenced for
a younger branch .
Fo .
4 1 v

106
SHIELDS OF ARM S
20. THOMAS HOLLAND : party per pale indented gold an d
gules .
Shield borne by the Hollands of Stevington, Lincolnshire ,
and of Kinton, Notts. (Pap. 1002.) They were of Estovening
manor in Swineshead . Pedigree H, LI, p. 504 ff .
2I . J . DERWENTWATER : ermine two bars gules on a
canton gules a cinquefoil silver .
Blazoned with the field silver in Jen . for John Derwentwater.
It is also given for him in Will . There is an accoun t
of the family in Hutchinson's Cumberland II, 227 .
22 . DNS . Rlcus . GOLDVSSURGE de Goldysburge : azure
a cross patonce silver .
Blazoned for " Richard de Goldesborow " in Will .
Pedigree of family F\TY 369. His wife was Joan, widow o f
sir Henry Delaval of Seaton Delaval, whom he marrie d
before 26 April 1403 . He died 1o Henry VI (1431/32) . See
NCH IX . pp . 145 and 163. See no . 149 .
23 . SR . T . SURTEYSE : ermine on a canton gules an orl e
silver .
First blazoned in Jen . Armorial seals are nos . 2346-50 DS .
The orle on the canton is taken from the shield of Baliol .
Pedigrees FVD 293-95 and SD III, 234, IV, 168 . Sir Thoma s
Surtees died 12 April 1 435 .
24 . SR . J . BAKER : ermine on a chief gules three voide d
lozenges gold .
With the lozenges ermine the shield is blazoned for si r
Edward Charles in Parl .
25 . SR . WILLJI . WHITCHESTER : party per pale indented
gold and vert .
There is no other record of this shield . He was o f
Whitchester and Benwell, Northumberland . His wife wa s
Elizabeth, daughter of sir Thomas Grey of Wark. He died
s .p. before 1424. See NCH IX, 145 and ibid . XIII, 225/26 .
26. SR . RC:c . HANSARD : gules three molets silver .
He was descended from Gilbert called Hansard, a brothe r
of Robert, son of Meldred, who married the heiress of th e
Norman Nevilles. The shield is first blazoned in Glover ,
but there with estoiles in place of molets . Seals are SND ,
nos . 351-54 . Sir Richard Hansard was of Walworth, co .
Durham. He was aged eighteen in 1395 . (SD III, 318 .)

MS . ASHMOLE NO . S34 10 7
27. LOWTHER : gold six annulets sable .
This shield is first blazoned in Powell . It is derived fro m
that of Vipont, lords of Westmorland . Pedigrees FCW
83/86; NBWC I, 428 .
28. WILL\f . SIiARGILL : ermine a saltire gules .
This shield is so blazoned for him in Will . The family
were lords of Scargill, parish of Barningham, North Riding ,
and of Thorpe Stapleton, near Leeds . For account of famil y
see Her. and Gen . IV, p . 402 if., and for full detaile d
pedigree PITY 292 . Sir William Scargill was living 1 435 .
This shield, probably for this man's great-grandfather, i s
beneath the battlements of the gateway of Bothal castle ,
Northumberland. (AA, znd ser ., NIV, 288/90, and NM 22 . )
29. J. BROKATE : sable a cross patonce gold .
This shield was in the church of Bolton Percy for " Thomas
Brockett," who died 1435 . (FVY 424 and 425 . )
30. PIERS TYLLYHAULF : gules a lion rampant silver ove r
all a baston azure .
This shield is blazoned for this man's father, sir Robert
Tilliol in Powell . Sir Piers Tilliol died 2 January 1435, th e
last of his ancient family . See Ancestor IV, pp . 88-loo .
31 . No NAME (? Fitzwilliam) : quarterly I and IV silver a
chevron between three crosses crosslet sable, a
border sable ; II and III silver two bars engraile d
sable .
Quarters I and IV are given in Pap ., p . 411, as the arms
of Fitzwilliam of Lincolnshire, and, with the border bezanty ,
Glover Ord. blazons the shield for Fitzwilliam of Mablethorpe,
Lincolnshire. The visitation pedigrees do not give
these arms. See Genealogist IV, 23 and VI, 150 . Quarters
II and III do not appear to fit in anywhere in the pedigree s
of the family. For bearers of these arms see Pap. 16. Se e
H, L, pp . 355-57 .
32. No NAME : azure two lions passant silver .
33 -
34 .
This shield is blazoned in Parl . for sir Ralph Goldingto n
of Bedfordshire, and appears later for a family of Dale .
Pap. 146 gives it without reference for Barnes of Essex an d
Camsille of co . Warwick .
RIC . DE WYSTON : silver a chevron between three
roundels gules .
Pap . gives the shield without a reference for Wyxton, an d
a similar shield (with the roundels in chief) is blazoned in
Jen . for John Wistowe .
DE BoYSE : ermine a plain cross sable .
Blazoned for sir Robert de Boys of Suffolk in Duns . I
and II .
Fo . 42

9 6
John Ridley of i Elizebet h
Wall Towne
VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
Hugh Ridley
of Unthank
I I
John Ridley - Launcelot Ridley, Margare t
son of John
doctor of divinity da. of Xpofe r
of the Church of Parkinson of
Canterbury 4 Bra[?o]mpsto n
Willm Ridle y
of I I
Henry Ridleyt Marke Ridle y
m. Catherin
dotter of Phisick
da. of
Stuar t
Launcelot t
Ridle y
r For fuller details of this pedigree Are HN II, iii, 339 and notes on followin g
pages there .
2 There is no evidence for either of these shields earlier than this visitation .
The story here given is apocryphal as no family of Wale or Horton existed i n
Northumberland in the fourteenth or fifteenth centuries . A seal of Nichola s
Ridley of A .D. 1346 shows a stringed bugle-horn and is not armorial .
3 Canon of Canterbury 1542, bishop of Rochester 1547, bishop of London 1550 ,
martyred 1535. (DNB )
4 Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, M .A . 15271, D .D . 1540 41, died 1576 . (DNB)
A

NORTHUMBERLAND PEDIGREES HARLEIAN MS . 1 554 9 7
[COLLINGWOOD OF ESLINGTON] 1
Robert Collingwoo d
of Eslington
John Borrell da. of
of Barwick Lilborn e
of Anwi k
Robert Collingwood a da. wife Roger Collingwood ;Elizabeth da . o f
of Eslington . ..Clavering of Wark in 1 John Borrel l
Corn. Northumblan
d
Roger CollingwoodT da. of Rafe Collingwoo d
of Bolton Hopton doctor of Divinit y
Archdecon of Coventr y
Warden of Scetford3
r For 1666 Visitation pedigrees see FYN 32-34 .
2 This, the earliest record of the Collingwood shields, differs from that give n
in both the visitations of 1615 and 1666. The former gives silver a chevron sable
between three stags ' heads rased sable quartering Buckton, Bowes, Dalden, Conyer s
and Cosyns, and also a Collingwood shield silver a chevron azure between three
stags' heads rased sable each holding a leaf Vert in its mouth . For shield give n
in 1666 see Forster as above.
3 S .T .P ., Archdeacon of Coventry 1505, dean of Lichfield 1512, died 1521 . (Fast .
Eccle. Angl . I, s.v.)
G

9 8
VISITATIONS OF THE NORT H
[DE RUDA-BAXTER] '
Sir Amandus T
de Rucl a
John de Ruda slayne Edward wa s
by his Uncle in Be- pson. of Ber -
verly Westwood
s .p .
mesto n
William Baxter Joane da . o f
\\%r° Marshall
Edward Baxter Allice da . o f
of Newcastell W°1 Darel l
Elizabeth us . Sir
John Cutt hnight 5
Bryan de Elizabeth us .
Ruda NVillia m
s.p. Marshall=
I I ' I
Mathew 7 Agnes da . and Isabell ux . Edward = Isabell da. o f
Baxter coheir of Raffe Carr Baxter George Lor d
John Ifeld of Newcastell Ogl e
vel Highfel d
John Baxte r
This adds information to the pedigree in SS 122, p . 67.
2 See quartered and impaled shield SS 122, p. 66. This shield is given in
Glover's Ord . for Barter of Yorkshire .
3 A sir John Routh (de Ruda) was made K .B. in 1306 (SK I, 117), but the
arms of the Yorkshire family of the name were silver a chevron sable betwee n
three lions' heads rased gates . (FVY 404 .)
6 This shield is given for sir Armand de Ruda in Glover's Ord .
5 A John Cutte was knighted 18 February 1503/4. (SK II, 31 . )
6 Given in Glover 's Ord . for Marshall of Northumberland .
7 Given by Glover for Ifield of the north.

NORTHUMBERLAND PEDIGREES HARLEIAN MS. 1554 9 9
[RIODELL] 1
T . Rydal l
2. Harbottel l
3. Lawso n
4. Cramlingto n
Ridell marid da. and heir e
of Harbotel l
of Northumblan d
Thomas RydallElenor da. of Rafe Clayton
of Wynyard in Eptum .
I I 2 1
Peers Rydall i Dorothey da . of John Philli p
Brandling of Newcastel l
Catherin Elizabeth Mary Elleno r
I I 2
Thomas ob. Barbara da . of Willm Rydall, Anne da . and Peer s
s .p . Bertram of Newcastell coheir o f
Anderson of Willm Lawso n
Newcastell of Newcastell
r wife 3 son of Jame s
2 wif e
Henery Peeter William Alice
George Robert Michell Robert Joh n
r For later pedigree see FNI 101 .
Thoma s

100 VISITATIONS OF THE NORTH
John Salkeld da . of
Harbottel l
[SALKELD] t
I
Gawin Salkeld i Barbara da .
I
Thomas Salkeld . . .da. of
I I
3. Ingram an d
of Rosgill and coheir of of Hulpark in . ..Ogle 4. Willm ob .
S r Richard corn. Northumb . of Ogle s .p.
Salkeld of Corby
Knt .
Castel l
I
John Salkeld Lord i Catherin da . of Rafe Salkeld Dorathey da . o f
of Hull Abbey Nicholas Forster S r John Forste r
of Newam in of Bamborough
corn . Northumb . in corn . Northumb .
II 21 31 41 I
John Salkeld ofiDorathey da. of Thomas William Rafe Mary u x
Hull Abbey Carnaby of Avy Heborne
Langley Castell
of Heborn e
and of Coket t
It I I I 21 41 31 I I
John Willm Thomas Raffe Ann Dorathey Mary Catherin ux
Salkeld
Raffe Read e
of Chirton in
coin . Northumb .
i. A branch of the family of Salkeld of Salkeld, Cumberland . Pedigre e
FVCW 112. For pedigree of the family of Hulne Abbey see NCH II, 140. The
shield given in NCH is that of Salkeld of Bassington, another branch .

108 SHIELDS OF ARM S
35. SR. `VILLM . STANE : silver two bars engrailed sable .
For Stanes of Essex so blazoned Pap . 16. Pedigree
Morant's Essex I, 130 .
36. HARINGTON : sable a fret silver, a label of three point s
(gules) .
37 .
This shield is blazoned for Nicol Haryngton in Will. One
of the numerous shields of Cumberland families bearing thi s
charge, probably differenced from the fretty shield of le
Fleming. In 1375 he held the manor of Farleton in Westmorland.
(NBWC I, 228 .) See post no . 178 .
SR . ROBERT HARINGTON : quarterly I and IV sable a
fret silver, a label of three points (Harrington) ;
II and III silver a saltire gules (Neville) .
This is probably for the son of sir Wm . Harrington an d
his wife Margaret, daughter and heiress of sir Robert Neville .
He was attainted 1485 . The shield with the Neville quartering
and two others is. blazoned in Military roll of Henry VI .
See also no . 69o below .
38 . RossE : quarterly I and IV azure three bougets gold ;
II and III barry silver and gules on a canton pule s
a cross patonce gold .
39 .
40 .
Quarters I and [V are for Ros of Ingmanthorpe in the West
Riding, descended from Ros of Hamlake, whose shield the y
differenced by changing the colours. Quarters II and III
are for Etton of Gilling. John Ros of Laxton, Notts . (a
cadet of the Ingmanthorpe family), married the daughter
and co-heir of sir Miles Etton of Gilling ; the whole manor
eventually came to their descendants . The shield here is
therefore for Ros of Laxton . See Thornton's Notts ., an d
Her. and Gen . VII5J36 .
ROBERT BRuv's : gules a saltire and a chief engraile d
silver .
The shield of Bruce of Pickering, a younger branch o f
Bruce of Annandale, whose shield they differenced by engrailing
or indenting the saltire and chief . This shield i s
blazoned for sir William Bruce in Borough . The arms are
also on his effigy of circa 1346 in the church of Pickering .
J . ELLYRKAR : quarterly I and IV azure a fret and a
chief silver ; II and III gold on a bend sable thre e
molets silver .
Quarters I and IV are for Ellerker of Risby ; II and III for
Hotham. John Ellerker, who heads the pedigrees in FVY
137 ; SS 41, p . 71, and in H XVI, p . 109, married the
daughter of sir John Hotham .

MS. ASHMOLE NO. 884 10 9
41
DANYELL : silver a pale indented sable .
Blazoned for Thomas Danyell in Jen . Ord., and for Willia m
Daniell of Beswick, East Riding, in SS 41, p . xxii .
different shield is given for this family FVY 124 .
A
.
42 . NESFELD : silver a baston wavy between two cotises
sable .
The editor is unable to identify this family . A differen t
shield is given for Lancelot Nesfeilde in SS 41, p . xxv .
Various members of the family occur in Yorkshire pedigrees ,
see FVY, pp . 177, 278 .
43. J. FFAUKES : silver a voided lozenze sable .
44 .
Blazoned with the field ermine for Fawkes of Farnlev i n
FVY loo, and also for Fawkes of Woodhall in CVY I ,
204/8. See also no . X51 .
PETER BUCTON : gules a pile silver .
See no . 9 above .
45 . SR . T . WESTON, mi-. of the hospytall of Rybston :
azure three spread eagles bendways silver armed
and beaked gold between two cotises silver .
Ribstone was a hospital of the Knights of St. John o f
Jerusalem (Hospitallers) after the suppression of the Knight s
Templar. It was in the deanery of Aynstey, West Riding .
Thomas Weston was appointed master in 1422 . (VCH ,
Yorks ., III, 262 . )
46 . SR . THOMAS AYLESBURY : quarterly I and IV paly
gold and azure, a border azure bezanty ; II and II I
sable a plain cross silver .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere . It is apparentl y
I and IV Basset differenced by change of colours. In Parl .
sir Rich. Basset bore paly or and gules a border azure
bezanty . II and III is probably the shield of Aylesbur y
blazoned for sir Robt . Aylesbury, Borough ., azure a plai n
cross silver . Joan, daughter of Ralph lord Basset of Drayton ,
married sir Thos . Aylesbury; her grandson was named Thomas ,
and the barony of Drayton fell into abeyance between hi s
daughters and the heirs of Knyvett . (Col. Top . et Gen .
VII, 125 . )
47 . SR . T . CHAWORTH : quarterly I and IV azure tw o
chevrons gold ; II and III silver an escutcheo n
in an one of cinquefoils sable .
Blazoned as here for him in Atkinson's roll of fifteent h
century. (G . I, 228, no . 25 .) Quarters I and IV are so
blazoned for sir Christopher Chaworth in Calais ; II and III
bear the arms of Calverley with the colours reversed .
Pedigrees Hunter's South Yorks . I, 141 ; Thoroton's Notts .
I, 198 . See also FVY, pp. 455, 457 .

Fo . 4 2v
110
48 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
ROGER THORNTON : sable a chevron and a chief
indented silver .
For account of the Thornton armorials see AA, 3rd ser . ,
XIX, p. 83 if. The shield is blazoned for Thornton in th e
Military roll of Henry VI date . For pedigree see Hodgson' s
Northumberland II, i, 316 .
49 . SR . RICHARD VERNON : silver fretty sable and a
canton gules .
This shield is so blazoned for him in Atkinson's fifteent h
century roll and in Will .
50 . 'ILLM . DE LA VALE : ermine two bars vert a mole t
silver on the upper bar .
5I .
The same shield, also differenced by a molet, is in th e
chapel at Seaton Delaval . (AA, 4th ser ., VII, 8 .) The
shield as here, without the difference, is blazoned in Jen .
It is here probably for William Delaval of Seghill an d
Benwell, who died s .p. before 1441. (Pedigree NCH, IX ,
168 . )
LAURENCE ACTON : silver a lion rampant and a borde r
engrailed sable .
The armorials of the Northumberland and Newcastl e
family of this name are confused ; upon them see AA, 3rd ser . ,
I, 120 ; II, 174; VI, 166. The fourteenth century seal o f
Richard of Acton bears a lion rampant on a field strewn
with ac-orns. The Laurence Acton of this roll is presumabl y
he who was mayor of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1432 an d
M.P . for the town in the same year . The contemporary
evidence of this roll appears to be conclusive at least for hi s
arms. (Pedigree NCH V, 467 . )
52 . WODBURNE : silver a fess gules between three leave s
t-ert .
53.RAUF STALEY : silver a chevron engrailed azure .
So blazoned in Glover Ord. for " Stayley " and for Askeby
of Cheshire .
54 . HUGH STRAULEY : paly azure and silver on a canto n
pules a martlet silver .
Blazoned paly silver and azure for " M. Sampson d e
Straveley " in Will. He gave evidence in trial Strode v .
Grosvenor (vol . I, 152) . Glover Ord . gives it for Strelley .
Yorkshire. The shield as here differenced by the canto n
charged with a martlet is not recorded elsewhere . Pedigre e
of Strelley of Strelley and of Woodborough, Notts ., HIV ,
p . 19 if .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 11 1
55. J . STAFFORD : gold a chevron gules and a chief azure .
This shield is blazoned for " Nicol de Stafford " in Will .
See also FVY 404 . One of the many differenced shield s
deriving from that of the earls of Stafford, gold a chevro n
gules .
56. SAMSON MELVELL : silver a griffin rampant sable ,
armed gules .
57 . J .
5 8 .
The shield of the family of Meverell of Staffordshire an d
Derbyshire . It is not blazoned in any of the printed roll s
of arms. In the pedigree (H XVII, 98) Sampson Meverel i s
the son of ffran . Meverel of Throwly, Staffs. See also FVY
40 3 .
POOLE of Hertington : gold a stag ' s head
caboshed gules a fleur-de-lis between the horns .
So blazoned for Poole of Bartington, Yorkshire . (FVY
4 0 3 . )
RAGE MIDDILTON : ermine on a canton gold a
chevron gules .
Blazoned for "Midleton " in Glover Ord . The arms are
also assigned to William of Midleton, bishop of Norwic h
1278-88, by Biomefield . See also FVY 403 .
59 .
RIC . ROMONDBv : ermine a Less gules .
So blazoned for " Romundby " in Glover Ord . and FVY
40 4 .
6o . BOTHALL of Northunibland : gold an orle azure ,
upon it in chief three rings gold .
For Bertram of Bothal. It is the differenced shield of
Bertram of Mitford, which in its turn is derived from th e
shield of Baliol . Blazoned without the difference in Parl . ,
and for " Le Barone Bothale " in Jen. Ord. See AA, 3r d
ser., VI, 182, and for pedigree HN II, ii, 39 and 125 . Th e
rings in chief were not used by the Bertrams of Bothal, an d
the editor cannot account for them here .
61 . RIC . COPLAND of Santon : (silver) three bars and a
canton gules, over all a bend azure .
This shield is given for sir John Copland in Glover Ord .
and for Copeland of Santon Bridge FVY 401 . There is a
pedigree of the family in PHY . 550 .
62 . PETER DE LA HAY : silver three escallops bendway s
gules between two cotises sable .
Blazoned with the escallops sable in Glover Ord. The
de la Hays of Stainton, co . Durham, bore similar arms .
(VCH Durham III, 344 . )

Fo .
4 3
112
63 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
RAYGATE : silver a bend lozengy azure .
So given in Burke without a reference. See Foster' s
Yorkshire Pedigrees, s .v .
64 . GRAY Epus . : gules a lion rampant and a borde r
engrailed silver a fleur-de-lis gules on his shoulder .
Gray of Heton (North Durham) and of Chillingham bor e
this shield without the difference. See DS 1rr3 . Pedigree
RND 326. First blazoned in Powell .
65. B AssETT : gold three piles gules .
This shield was borne by " Rauf Basset " in Charles . It
appears with various differences in the early rolls of arms .
For family see CP II p. r if .
66. SR . T . POYNNIES : barry gold and azure a basto n
gules .
This should be harry gold and vert, though it may be
differenced by change of colour for a younger branch . The
shield with colours gold and vert appears in the rolls of
Edward III date. Eleanor, daughter and heiress of si r
Richard Poynings, married Henry third earl of Northumberland,
thus bringing the barony of Poynings to the Percys .
(HP)
67. SUTTON : gold a lion rampant azure, over all a ben d
gobony silver and gules .
This shield is blazoned for " sire Johan de Sutton d e
Holdernes " in Borough . He was summoned to Parliament
from 1332-1338 . He died in the latter year and was succeeded
by his son John, who died s .p. 1361 . (HP) Pedigree
Poulson's Holderness II, 326 .
68. ROBERT CONYERS of Sokborne : quarterly I and I V
azure a maunch gold ; II and III gold a fes s
indented of five fusils sable .
Quarters I and IV appear for this family in the Edwardia n
rolls, and this quarterly shield is blazoned for this man i n
Jen . It was also in the cloisters of Durham cathedral, bu t
with the quarters reversed . See Durham Monuments, p. 30 .
Pedigree SD III, 247 . He died 1433 . See no. 193 below .
69. J. PEYRCHAY : silver a cross patonce gules .
So blazoned in Jen . Ord . The shield is that of Vescy with
the colours reversed . It is said to have come by the marriage
of Robert Perchay, lord of the manor of Ryton, Yorkshire ,
with Joan, daughter and heir of John de Vescy. In Borough .
sir Walter Percehay bears the later shield of Vesci (gold a
cross sable) on an escutcheon in dexter chief upon a shiel d
of the above arms . (Pedigrees SS XXXVI, 114 and XLI, 86 .
See also VCH, No . Riding II, 448.)

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 113
70. GODFREY FFOULIAMBE : sable a bend between si x
escallops gold .
This shield appears for this man in Will. For account o f
family see Coll. Top . et Gem I, pp . 91-111 and pp . 333 -
361 . Also ibid . II, pp. 68-9o .
j I . BALDYRSTON : silver a lion rampant purpure .
Blazoned for " Richard de Baldreston " in Jen . Ord .
They were a Lancashire family . For manor see VCH ,
Lancas ., III, 16o n . In volumes III, IV and V ibid . ,
various members of the family are named . See also Abram' s
History of Blackburn 413 ; FVY 400 .
72 . BALLYOLL : gules an orle silver .
The shield of Baliol of Barnard Castle, so blazoned in th e
early rolls of arms . Pedigrees SD IV, 59 ; HN II, ii, 41 .
Seals SD, nos. 131!8 .
73 .
74 .
7J •
;6 .
7 7 .
78 .
SR . J . MELTON : azure a cross patonce voided silver .
So blazoned for him in Jen . and Will. Pedigrees Hunter' s
South Yorkshire II, 162; Poulson's Holderness II, 199 .
DARELL of Bylton : silver a fess gules and six fleurs -
de-lis counter-coloured .
HAIiASITYRE : silver a chevron engrailed ermine .
This shield is given for " Notyngham " in Jen ., and without
the engrailing on the chevron for " sir Walter Harnon s
in Glover Ord .
PERCY of Sneton : gold a fess indented of five fusils
sable .
Blazoned for Arnold and Robert Percy in Charles and St .
George; with the fusils azure it is blazoned in Jen . Ord . for
Robert Percy of Sutton upon Derwent . It is the old shield
of the Percy's, earls of Northumberland, differenced by
change of colour .
ARTHINGTON of Yorkshire : silver a fess between thre e
escallops sable .
Arthington is near Leeds . An account of the family i s
given in Herald and Genealogist VI, 132 if. Pedigree FVY
272 ft .
HYLLYARDE : sable on a chevron between three stars
silver three crescents gules .
The old shield of Hildyard of Riston as given in Nativit y
were azure three motets gold . The family of Winestea d
differenced this by placing a chevron between the molets
(stars) as blazoned in Con. The above shield, further
differenced, the editor cannot trace .
H

11 4
79 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
J . ASTON : per chevron sable and silver .
For Aston of Aston, Cheshire, so blazoned in Glover Ord .
An account of the family is given in Burke's Extinct and
Dormant Baronetcies, and a pedigree in Ormerod's Cheshire
I, 721 .
8o . T . SUARDBY : silver a bend cotised sable between si x
lions rampant sable .
Blazoned as here in Jen. Ord. for Sywardby. See also
FVY 4 05 .
Fo . 43v 81 . HAWKSWORTHE : sable three hawks close silver .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere earlier than this roll .
Hawksworth is in the West Riding, near Otley . There is a
pedigree (later than this roll) in CVY. I, 238 and Harl .
XVI, 158 .
82 . ROBERT FFITZ ROGER de Claveringe : quarterly gol d
and gules a baston sable .
Lord of Warkworth and other manors in Northumberland ,
and of Clavering in Essex . For note upon shield see AA ,
3rd ser., VI, 183 if. Pedigree NCH V, 25 if. This ma n
died 1310 .
83 . J . AGLABY : silver two bars and in chief three martlet s
sable .
John Aglionby, so blazoned for him in Jen . Ord. The
manor of Aglionby is in the parish of Warwick, Cumberland .
There is an account of the family in NBWC II, 327 .
84 . SR . J . CLYFTON of Suffolk : checky gold and gules ,
a chief ermine .
This is the shield of Tatershall, for whom it is blazoned
in many of the rolls of arms . The Clifton coat probably
derives from that of Tatershall . It appears for Adam of
Clifton in Jen . checky gold and gales a bend ermine, and in
Powell checky with a border ermine .
85. SR . H . LACY : gold a lion rampant purpure .
Henry Lacy, earl of Lincoln and Salisbury (1250-I3_11) ,
first blazoned for him in Falk. See OB II, 374 .
86. LORDE WAKE : gold two bars gules, in chief thre e
roundels gules .
Probably for Thomas lord Wake, whose wife was Blanche ,
daughter of Henry earl of Lancaster . The shield is blazoned
in the Edwardian rolls .
87. LORD SCALLES : gules three escallops silver .
This shield is that of Dacre. Scales bore six escallops a s
blazoned for them in the rolls of arms from Falkirk onwards .

DIS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 115
88 . ROWLAND OF KvIIE : gules crusilly and a chevro n
gold .
First borne in the rolls by Philip of Kyme at Caer . Ther e
is a pedigree of the family in CP, VII, 356 .
89 . SR . J . SALVAYN : silver a fleur-de-lis azure, on a chief
sable two molets gold .
90 .
91 .
Sir Gerard Salvayn, a Yorkshire knight, bore this shield ,
without the fleur-de-lis, in Parl . Sir John Salvayn is at th e
head of the pedigree in FVY 367 .
PULLEYNE : gules. a fess silver between three birds
gold .
This is an error; the shield of Pulleyne was, at the Visitations,
azure on a bend between six lozenges gold each charge d
with an escallop sable five escallops sable . (SS 41, p . 13 an d
FVY 242, 280 and 645 . )
IIYDELTON of Lansdale : silver on a saltire engraile d
sable a molet silver .
The shield of the Middletons of Middleton Hall, Kirkb y
Lonsdale, Westmorland, differenced by the molet . There is
an account of the family in NBWC I, 253 if . Pedigre e
FCW, pp. 87-90 .
92 . SHEFFELD : azure three sheaves silver .
9 3 .
94 .
95 .
The shield of Sheffield given in the rolls of arms is gules a
fess between three sheaves gold, and sometimes with th e
colours reversed. The shield given here is not recorded
elsewhere .
JOHN HOLME : barry gold and azure on a canto n
silver a chaplet gules .
The arms of Holme of Paul Holme in Holderness . There
is a pedigree in FVY 152, and an annotated and more detailed
one in PHY 27o . The shield is not in the rolls of arms .
See also AA, 3rd ser ., III, 258 .
CHRISTOPHER FFULTHORPE : silver a cross moline
sable .
The shield of the family of Fulthorpe of Tunstall, co .
Durham, and of Hipswell, near Catterick in the North Riding .
Pedigree SD III, 126, and Visitations of Durham and York -
shire . The arms are blazoned for Alan Fulthorpe in Jen . an d
Will .
HUGH HORLEKE : silver a chevron vair gold and
azure between three men ' s heads couped sable .
This is not in the early rolls. The shield is that of Hulloch
of Barnard Castle in modern times . (Pap. 446 . )

Fo . 44
116 SHIELDS OF ARMS
96. WALTER GRIFFITH : azure crusilly and three sprea d
eagles gold .
These are the arms of Somerville as on seal of Philip o f
Somerville (A .D . 1340) (DS 2271), and as given in Glove r
Ord. See also AA, 3rd ser ., VI, p. 129. This shield with -
out the crosses was quartered by the family of Ap Griffit h
after the marriage of Joan, daughter and heir of the abov e
Philip, with sir Rees ap Griffith. (SND, nos . 337/34 0, and
HN I, ii, p . 315 .) This man is probably one of the famil y
of Burton Agnes (Pedigree FVY, 524), but their shield wa s
gules on a dance silver between six lions passant gold, thre e
martlets sable as given for " Yse ap Griffith " in Will .
97 . J . PORTINGTON of Portington : gules on a bend silve r
three Cornish choughs .
Partington, near Hawden in the East Riding . Pedigree
FVY 561, where no arms are given . Dugdale gives a
quartered shield with these arms in the first quarter, se e
CVY II, 421 if .
98 . T . \VINTER : silver on a bend sable three birds wit h
raised wings gold .
99 . `VILLnM . WALTON : gules on a chief silver a martle t
sable for difference .
Blazoned in Glover Ord . without the martlet .
100. GARGRAVE : silver on a chief indented gules thre e
crosses crosslet fitchy silver .
This is the shield of Otterburn of Otterburn as blazone d
for John Otterburn in Jen . Ord. Gargrave of Gargrave, an d
after of Nostel, Yorkshire, married the heiress of sir Ralp h
Otterburn, and placed the above shield in the second quarte r
of his arms . (FVY 68 .) The shield of Gargrave was lozeng y
silver and sable on a bend sable three crescents gold .
(Military roll of Henry VI . )
I0I . SR . J . LOUDHAM : silver on a bend azure seven crosses
paty gold (1 .2 .1 .2 .1) .
Blazoned in Parl . for sir John Loudham of Derby, but wit h
only three crosses on the bend . See Thoroton's Notts .
III, 2S .
I02 . SR . EDMOND TRAFFORD : silver a griffin rampan t
gules .
So blazoned for him in Ballard's roll of Edward IV . See
VCH, Lancas., vol. IV, p . 332 and notes there upon the six
sir Edmunds . For " the Trafford legend " see The Ancestor,
vols . IX, X and XII .
10; . SR . RATF LANGFORD : pale gold and gules a basto n
silver .
So blazoned for him in Ballard's roll of Edward IV date ,
and for " sir Nicol Langeford " in Powell .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 11 7
104 . SR . RAUF RADCLIFF : silver two bends engraile d
sable .
So blazoned in Glover Ord . for sir John Radcliff of Wodeshall.
The differenced shield of Radcliffe of Radcliffe wh o
bore silver a bend engrailed sable . See VCH, Lancas., V ,
58 if., and ibid ., p . 13 .
I05 . WYKERSLEY : silver a cross crosslet sable .
So blazoned for this name in Glover Ord .
106 . ROBERT DOKINFELD : silver a cross humetty pointe d
and voided sable .
Blazoned in Glover Ord . for Dukinfield, a Cheshire famil y
of Dukinfield Hall in that county . See also FVY 401, where
the shield is blazoned in precious stones .
107 . HYDE DE NORBERY HALL : azure a fess between thre e
lozenges gold .
Blazoned in Ballard's roll of Edward IV but with a chevro n
in place of the fess. Norbury is in Cheshire . See Ormerod' s
Cheshire III, 81o ; FVY 402 .
10S . J . DORAND (later hand " Durant of Tongcastl e
this ") : sable a fess danced gold in chief thre e
fleurs-de-lis gold .
Durant of Tong, Shropshire. The shield does not appea r
in rolls earlier than this, but see FVY 4or .
109. Rye . ARTON : gyronny gules and gold .
Blazoned for " Okedon " in Pap . 809 .
110. LASY DE GAYTFORD : sable a fess danced and in chie f
three fleurs-de-lis silver .
This is not a shield of any known Lacy family but a
Durant coat as no. loS .
11 i . T . DOWNTON : Barry gold and gules .
This is the well-known shield of Fitz Alan of Bedale (no . 17 5
below) . The Downton arms are quite different. (See Burke . )
The Downtons of Shropshire bore silver three piles sable eac h
charged with a goat's head rased silver ho rned gold .
XXVIII, p. 167 . )
(H
112 . T . \VARCOPPE of Lambersvde : silver a fess gule s
between three cushions ermine .
For an account of family see NB\C I, 554. This shield
is not elsewhere recorded, the family usually bearing th e
cushions on the fess, the colours varying for each branch .
It is one of the numerous Cumberland shields deriving
probably from the cushions of Graystoke. See FVY, pp. 40 5
and 64z .

Fo . 44 °
118 SHIELDS OF ARMS
113 . DUFFELD of Yorke : sable a chevron between thre e
doves silver beaked gules .
So given in Glover Ord . for Duffield of Coverham, Yorkshire
. The shield of William Duffield, archdeacon of Cleve -
land, who died 1452, is, as here, in York minster . (FV Y
43 0 . )
114. ELIZABETH BOLDE of Barton : sable a fess indented o f
five fusils silver .
There appears no other record of this shield . The Bold s
of Bold, Lancashire, bore silver a griffin sable . For Barton
and Elizabeth Bold see VCH, Lancas ., III, s .v . ; Baine' s
Lancaster V, 24 ; H, YVIII, pp. 33 ;35; and FVY 400 .
115. MULTON : barry gules and silver .
Lords of Egremont and Gilsland and other manors i n
Cumberland . There is an account of family in NBWC II ,
73 ff ., and a pedigree in PHY 399. The shield is first
blazoned for Thomas Multon of Egremont in Falk . See
pedigree CDP 142 .
116 . HvLL of Somersetshire : gules a lion rampant gold ,
over all a bend gobonv silver and azure .
The arms of the Somerset family are a chevron between
three garbs, colours varied for the - different branches .
1[7 . MISPERTON : gules a bend fusilly silver .
An inscription commemorating Walter de Misperton wa s
in the church of Kirkby next Fletham . (FVY 462 . )
I1S . J . WELLES : silver a chevron sable between thre e
" wells " (?) gules .
This shield is not elsewhere on record. A shield like it i s
borne by a Hampshire family of the name .
119 . J . STALBY : silver a chevron ermine between thre e
escallops sable .
120. SR. J . SALVEN of Kyllome : silver a crescent azure o n
a chief sable two molets gold pierced gules, a
border engrailed gules .
The differenced shield of the Salvins of Newbiggin, Yorkshire
. (FVY 367 .) The editor cannot trace the bearer, but
he may be the sir John Salvayn who was a younger son o f
sir Gerard Salvayn of North Duffield, who gave evidence i n
the Scrope v . Grosvenor case . Borough . gives the border
indented and without the crescent for " sire Gerard de
Salveyn." For other differences see FVY 404 .
I2I . SARNSBERY : silver three fusils in fess gules, over all a
baston sable .
Without the baston this is the shield of the Montagu earl s
of Salisbury . Probably the name is a mistake for Salisbury .

[22 .
MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 11 9
HORNEBY : silver a fess between three stringed horn s
sable .
The charges were borne by various families of the nam e
with various differences . There is no record earlier than thi s
for this shield .
123 . SR . GILBERT GAUNTE : ham- gold and azure a basto n
gules .
The last sir Gilbert Gaunt of Folkingham, etc., Lincolnshire,
died s.p. March 1297/98 . (CP V, 626.) This shield
is blazoned for him in Parl . See no. 717 post .
124 . BERTUN HUCOD : gules a chevron ermine betwee n
three escallops silver .
Pap. 416 gives this shield, without a reference, fo r
Milborne .
125 . BERTUN HUCOD : azure on a bend silver three crosses
patonce gules .
There must be some error in the name given for thi s
shield and the one above . There is no such surname, and
this shield is not elsewhere recorded .
126. RYC . BURSER : palv silver and azure a baston gules .
The shield of Annesley as blazoned in Will .
I27 . SR . WILLM . NORMANVILL : silver on a fess doubly
cotised gules three fleurs-de-lis silver .
Blazoned for Ralph Normanville in Jen . Pedigree in FV Y
34 8 . See also Test. Ebor . II, 138 . (SS )
128. SCYRLOW : silver a cross of six interlacing bastons .
The shield of Skirlaw, bishop of Durham (1388-1405) . It
appears often on the cloister roofs at Durham (DM, pp . 53, 5 4
and passim), and also upon his seals (DS, nos. 3 1 44-47) .
129. LANGLEY : paly silver and Vert . Fo . 4 5
The shield of Langley of Langley, Yorkshire, afterward s
of Sheriff Hutton, Yorkshire, and of Higham-Gobion, Beds .
It was also the shield of Thomas Langley, bishop of Durha m
(1406-37), who differenced it with a silver molet . Pedigree
SS XXXVI, 300 . See also DS, nos . 3148-51, and DM ,
pp. 48/49 . See no. 719 below .
13O. BARON OF BAYNTON of Wold : silver on a chevro n
sable three motets gules .
131 . T . MOUNTENAY : gules a bend between six martlet s
gold .
Sir Thomas Mounteney bore this shield at Borough .
Pedigree Hunter's Doncaster I, 55 . See also FVY, pp. 340 ,
343 and 649 .

120 SHIELDS OF ARM S
132 . RAWDON : sable gutty silver on a chevron silver thre e
bulls ' heads caboshed gules .
There is no other record of this shield . The Rawdon shield
bears pheons with various differences, as in Jen. See pedigre e
and note FVY 565 .
133 . SR . ROBERT LAYBOURNE : gules six lions rampant
silver .
Blazoned in Calais . Parl. and Will . The family were o f
Cunswick, parish of Kendal, Westmorland . An account o f
the family is given in NB\VC I, 144 if . There is a pedigre e
in FCW, pp. Sr/82. This shield may . here be for that
Robert who was M .P. for Westmorland 1422/23 . See als o
FVY 44 .
134 . REIGNOLD COBH_aM : gules on a chevron gold three
stars sable .
For sir Reynold Cobham, lord Cobham of Sterborough, a
founder of the Garter. (KG, plate xxxit .) The shield is
also blazoned for him in Calais . See Memorials of the Famil y
of Cobham (Col . Top . et Gem VIII, 320 ft .) ; also CP III ,
33 8 if .
1J5 . TROULOPE of Thornier : Vert a stag's head caboshed ,
a border engrailed gold .
Pedigree SD I, pp. 92/93 . The Visitations give for the
family vent three backs passant silver . This is probabl y
their earlier shield . It is not recorded elsewhere .
136. MUNDEVILL : azure a fret gold .
Blazoned for Amondeville of Notts . in Glover Ord . See
Thoroton's Notts . I, 36o .
137 . BELTON : gold on a bend sable three hawks'-bell s
gold .
So blazoned in Glover Ord .
138 . STOIiYS : sable three spread eagles silver, a chief
indented silver .
139 .
I40 .
I4I .
Given in Glover Ord . for Stokes of Essex .
RosLYN : silver on a bend gules three buckles silver .
Blazoned for Roscelyn in Glover Ord .
B .AGULEY : gold a fess between three lozenges azure .
Blazoned without the less in Glover Ord . The above
shield is not recorded elsewhere .
T . BERCAR of Scarburge : gules on a cross patonc e
gold three annulets sable .
Given for " Barker " in Glover Ord .

MS . ASHIIIOLE NO. 834 12 1
142 . ROGOR SALVEN modo Doffeld : silver on a chief sabl e
two molets gold pierced gules .
The shield of the Salvayns of North Duffield in th e
East Riding, afterwards of Newbiggin (FVY 36) and o f
Croxdale, co. Durham (FVD 75) . It is blazoned as here in
Parl. and in later rolls .
143. CONYERS of Sokbourne : azure a maunch gold .
So blazoned for sir John and sir Robert Conyers in Parl .
Sockburn is in co . Durham upon the banks of the Tees .
Pedigree of family SD III, 245/49 . For monuments in
church see DN, p. 57 if. See no . 68 above .
144. J. NEWSOME : azure on a fess silver three crosse s
crosslet gules .
So blazoned for John de Newson " in Jen .
I45 . CLYTHEROWE : gules-a saltire engrailed gold . Fo . 45 v
Blazoned with the saltire plain for Robert Clyderow i n
Glover Ord. The engrailed saltire was one of the quarterings
of Gascoigne borne for Clitherow of Salesburv, Lancs . (FVY
238 . )
146. BETHOIIIE : azure a chief indented silver .
This shield is not elsewhere recorded, though Burke give s
a similar one for Betham of Lancs . It may be for Betha m
of Betham in Westmorland. An account of this family is
given in NBWC I, pp . 222 and 626 .
147 . T . CLYFTON : sable on a bend silver three crescents
sable .
With the crescents gules this shield is given for " M .
Nvcol de Clyfton " in Will . It is apparently a differenced
shield of Clifton of Clifton in Lancashire, who bore molet s
on the bend . See FVY lor .
I48. BASTARDE DE CLARENCE : per chevron gules and azure
in chief two lions rampant facing, gold, in base
a fleur-de-lis gold .
The shield of sir John of Clarence, natural son of Thoma s
" of Lancaster," second son of Henry IV, and duke o f
Clarence; he was killed at Beaugy 1421 . It is made up from
the royal shield . (Sandford's Genealogical History, p. 311 . )
I49 . SR . RYC . GOLDYSBURGE : quarterly I and IV azure a
cross patonce silver ; II and III silver three
chevrons sable .
Of GoIdsborough, Yorkshire . Pedigree FVY 369. Thi s
shield, but without the quartering, is blazoned for this ma n
in Will . It appears as here in EL. For families who bor e
II and III see Pap. 549. See no . 22 above .

122 SHIELDS OF ARM S
150 . BARON of Whate : harry silver and azure in chief
three lozenges gules .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere .
151 . T . LAMTUN : sable on a fess between three lamb s
silver, a rose gules .
The differenced shield of Lambton of Lambton, co .
Durham. Pedigrees FVD 205 /07; SD II, 174 . The shiel d
is not recorded earlier than here .
152 . BEKARD of Boleby : gold a saltire gules between fou r
spread eagles azure .
1 53 .
1 5 4 .
I55 .
Blazoned for " Sire . . . Becard " in Parl., and for
Piers Becard in Jen. For another shield see FVY 400 .
WIhL11I. THORNELL : gules two bars gemell silver on
a chief silver an annulet sable .
The arms of Thornhill of Fixby, Yorkshire, differenced b y
the annulet. They are given for sir Brian Thornhill in
Powell. Pedigree CVY, p. 79 if. with notes .
DE LEHYLER : silver a fess between two chevrons vert .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere . The name seem s
to be an error in copying .
LORD CROM\WELL : quarterly I and IV silver a chie f
gules and a baston azure-Cromwell ; I I and III
checks gold and gules a chief ermine-Tattershall
.
For Ralph lord Cromwell of Tattershall (1398-1417) . He
was son of Ralph Cromwell and his wife Maud, sister an d
heir of Willm. Bernake of Tattershall . (GP III, 552 .) This
shield is blazoned for him in Will . as " Monsr. Raiff Cromwel l
le Sr. de Tatirshale," but there the quarters are reversed ,
Tattershall being I and IV .
156. OLYVER de Hvngham, Ingland : gold a cross patonc e
gules .
Hingham is in Norfolk . The shield is given in Will . and
Glover Ord . for Freville .
15 ; . RAUF CAUSTON : bendy sable and silver .
So blazoned for " Cawston " in Glover Ord .
158 . SR . A . 1\IOUNFORT : silver crusillv gules and a lio n
rampant azure .
So blazoned for " sir Alisander Mountfort " in Powell .
See VCH, North Riding, I, 316. Pedigree, with differenced
shield, FVY 248 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 12 3
09 . LORD MAULEY : gold a bend sable .
So blazoned for " sir Peres de Mauley " in Falk . as well
as in later rolls for his successors . Pedigree CDP 132 .
16o. Sit . ROBERT LOWTHER : gold six annulets sable .
Blazoned for sir Hugh Lowther, probably this man' s
father, in Jen. Ord. Sir Robert Lowther was living 1425/26 .
See account of family in NBWC I, pp . 428/37. The shiel d
is derived from that of Vipont .
161. SR . EDMOND HASTINGES : silver three maunches sable . Fo. 4 6
Blazoned gold three nznunches gales for Esmond Hasting s
in Jen . Ord . H XVI, 153 gives silver a fess between thre e
;munches sable for Hastings of Rowesby-, Yorkshire. Se e
also FVY 402 .
162 . SIR. ROBERT UGHTRED : quarterly I and IV pules o n
a cross patonce gold five molets gules ; II and II I
azure crusillv and three palmer 's staffs paleways
gold .
Lords of the manor of Coiwold in the North Riding, hel d
under the Colvills, whose shield they differenced by addin g
the molets to the cross. Robert Ughtred was living 1455 .
(VCH, North Riding, II, 14/15 .) Shield blazoned in Parl .
II and III are the arms of Burdon, see no . 193 . Se e
FVY 441/42 for same shield .
163 . SIR J . LANGTON : gules a chevron ermine betwee n
three lions rampant gold .
Blazoned in the Military roll of Henry VI for .
Langton, a (?) Yorkshire knight . See FVY 402 .
164. SR . J . KIGHLEY : silver a fess sable .
A Lancashire family, and also of Keighley, Yorkshire .
The shield is blazoned as here in Ballard's Edward IV rol l
and also in Jen. Ord. See also FVY, pp. 402, 6 45 .
165. SR . T . TALBOTT : silver three lions rampant purpure .
Of Bashall in Lancashire . Blazoned for members of th e
family in Parl., and for this man in Will . See also FVY,
pp. 64r, 643, 648 and 405 .
166 . ROBERT LAWRENCE : quarterly I and IV silver a cros s
raguly gules ; II and III silver two bars gules i n
chief three molets gules .
Quarters I and IV are blazoned as here in Ballard's roll o f
Edward IV . The family were of Ashton, Lancs . Quarters
II and III bear the shield of Washington. The editor cannot
trace the connection. See also no. 593 post .

124
167 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
Si tJ . . BVC=OTTE : gold on a cross gules five escallops
silver .
Blazoned for Ralph Bigod of Settrington, Yorkshire, in
Glover and in later rolls. There is a pedigree of family in
PHY 254 and FVY 595 .
168 . SR . A . COVELL : gold on a fess gules three lion s
rampant gold .
The shield of Colvile . It is blazoned as here for " sire
Thomas de Colevile " in Parl ., and for ' ` Thomas Cole -
vile de Cokewold " in Jen . Ord. Coxwold is in the North.
Riding. See VCH, North Riding, II, 14 .
169 . J . LAYTON of Melsonby : silver on a fess sable betwee n
six crosses crosslet fitchy sable a cinquefoil silver .
The differenced arms of Layton of West Layton . The
shield is given in Grim . for Thomas de Laton but withou t
the difference. There is a pedigree of the West Layton
family in PHY 450, and of branches in FVY, pp . 258/9+
and FCW. For Melsonby see VCH, North Riding, I, 105 if .
I70 . SR . ROBERT MULCASTER : barry silver and gules a
bend azure .
This shield is not recorded earlier than this. Thee were a
Cumberland family originally . Pedigree Harl. MS. 1554 ,
fo . 20 .
171 . SR . NICHOLAS RADCLIF of Derwentwater : quarterl y
I and IV silver a bend engrailed sable ; II and II I
silver two bars gules on a canton gules a cinquefoil
silver .
He was a younger son of Thomas Radclyffe of Wymersley ,
and married circa 1417 the heiress of Derwentwater . (AA ,
and ser ., II, 138 .) Quarters I and IV are for Radclyffe ,
blazoned for " sir James Radcliff del Tour " (Lancs.) irk
Glover Ord . Quarters II and III are for Derwentwater ,
blazoned for John Derwentwater," the heiress's father, in
Will .
172 . CHRISTOPHER SPENCER : azure a bend engrailed an d
flory silver .
1 73 -
These arms do not appear elsewhere for the name .
1IALYDAr : silver a cross gules between four fleurs-de -
lis sable .
This shield is not recorded except for Fenton of Yorkshire .
(Pap . )
1 74 .
CROFTE : lozengy sable and silver .
Borne by " Nicholas de Crofte " in Ballard's roll o f
Edward IV . See VCH, Lancaster, IV, 10r/2 .

1 75 .
MS . ASHMOLE NO . 83-1 125
FFITZ ALLAYNE de Bedall : harry gold and gules .
So blazoned for Brian le Fitz Alan in Falk . and Caer .
and in later rolls. There is an account of manor in VCH ,
North Riding, I, 293, and a pedigree in PHY 364. See
no . rrr .
176 . TALBOT of Devonshire : silver a chevron between thre e
talbots sable .
1 77 .
Pap. 368 states that this shield was granted to Thoma s
Talbot. co . Devon, in 1584, a family descended from Talbot
of Bashall, Lancs . The arms have evidently an older user
than that though they are not recorded earlier than here .
LASCELS of Eskyrke : silver three chaplets gules .
Escrick in the East Riding, wapentake of Ouse and Der -
went. These arms are blazoned for the family in Jen .
Pedigree SS 144, p . 33; FVY 6r .
178 . SR . M . HARINGTON : quarterly I and IV sable frett y
silver and a label of three points gules ; II and II I
silver a cross patonce sable .
I79 .
In Parl. " sire Michel de Haveringtone " hears the arm s
on quarters I and IV but with the label gold . He was of
the Cumberland family of Harrington in that county .
Quarters II and III bear the arms of Banastre, but th e
editor cannot trace the marriage . There is an account o f
the family in NBWC II, 5o . See no. 36 above .
RICHARD HAL'GHTON : Barry sable and silver .
Of Haughton, Cheshire . The shield is not recorded earlie r
than this. Pedigree H YVIII, 121, and Ormerod's Cheshire
II, 291 .
180. STRYKLAND : sable three escallops silver .
Blazoned in Powell and Will. for Thomas and Walter
Strickland. They were of Sizeagh in the parish of Kendal ,
Cumberland. There is an account of the family in NBWC ,
p. 88 if . See also FVY 4 04 .
181. ARGHA111 : silver a chevron between three birds sable .
This shield is borne as a quartering by Constable o f
Everingham, where it is given for sir Richard Argum, whos e
eventual heiress married sir Marmaduke Constable, livin g
1 355 . (F Y 178 . )
182 . ROBERT KYGHLAY : silver on a fess sable an annule t
silver .
Blazoned without the annulet for sir Edward Iiighlev i n
Ballard's roll of Edward IV, and for William iii Jen. Ord .
With a fleur-de-lis on the fess it is for Lawrence Kighley i n
FVY 645 . Pedigree Whitaker's Craven, 205 .
Fo . 4 6V

12 6
183 .
184 .
SIIIELDS OF ARMS
R . HUPSALL : gules a chevron between three molet s
gold .
This is an error ; no. 184 is for Upsale . This shield is given
by Glover for Anners of Cheshire as well as other families .
(Pap. 460 . )
R . HUPSALL : silver a cross sable a fleur-de-lis sabl e
in the quarter .
Blazoned for Upsale (sir Geoffrey and sir John) in Nativit y
and Parl. without the fleur-de-lis .
185 . NEVILL of Wymigley (Wymerslev) : gold a fess
indented of five fusils gules .
This shield is not in the printed rolls . In 1343 Phili p
Neville of Lincolnshire sealed with these arms (Drummond's
Norman Nevilles, p . 34), and in Parl. sir Philip Neville of
Lincolnshire bears silver a fess danced gales and a bend sable .
186. BECKWITH of Clvnte : silver a chevron between thre e
hinds' heads rased gules .
Blazoned in Glover Ord. Pedigree FVY 280 . Clint in
parish of Ripley, West Riding .
187 . WM . MOUGNE : silver a bend between six molet s
gules .
So blazoned in Jen. for " John Moyne ."
i88 . LORD CAMOYS : ermine on a chief gold three roundel s
pules .
The field should be silver not ermine. Blazoned in
Grim. and other rolls of Edward III and later. The shiel d
here is for Thomas lord Camoys; died 1421 . (CP II, 50S .)
See also nos . 253 and 716 .
189. MULIENS : azure a chevron between three molets gold .
Pap. 46o gives these arms for Muliens or Mullins. The
shield is not in the printed rolls of arms .
190. BRADELEY of Naunby : silver a chevron sable .
See FVY 400 .
191 . J . DAWNEY : silver on a bend cotised sable three
annulets silver .
This shield is as FVY 401 . It is the coat of Dawnay
of Carrick (Cowick), Yorkshire, and afterwards of Sessay .
Pedigree FVY So/S1 . See also Shirley's Noble and Gentlemen
of England 304. For Sessay see VCH, North Riding ,
I, 447/4 8 -

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 127
192. KELKE : silver a fess between three escallops gules .
This shield is not given elsewhere for this family. Pap .
68r blazons the shield without the fess for Kelke of Barnaby ,
Lincolnshire. But the Visitation arms are given as sable a
bend flory silver for Kelke of Barnetby, Lincolnshire . Se e
also FVY 444 . (H, LI, p. 555 . )
193 . J. BURDON : azure crusilly and three " bourdons "
gold .
Blazoned as here for William Burdon in the Military roll
of Henry VI and in Jen . See also DS, nos . 468/69, an d
AA, 3rd ser ., I, p . 119. Pedigree SD III, 416 .
194. WTYLLOBY : gules a cross moline silver .
Blazoned for sir Robert Willoughby in Parl . and th e
Military roll of Henry VI . For note upon the arms of the
family see AA, 3rd ser ., III, 241 .
195 . ASLABY of the Bisshoprvke of Durham : gules thre e
lozenges silver .
Of Aislaby, near Egglescliff, co . Durham. The shield i s
not recorded earlier than this roll except on the effigy of a
knight of the family circa 1320, in the church of Egglescliffe .
(AA, 4th ser., VI, p . 23 .) There is an account of the famil y
SD III, 201/2 . See also FVY 262 . The last of the family
died 1410 .
196 . ROBERT PERVINGE : sable three molets and a borde r
engrailed gold .
Given in Pap. 996 for " Per inke," and in FVY 403 for
Perwings .
197 . HATFELD : Ermine on a chevron sable three pierce d
cinquefoils gold .
So blazoned in Glover Ord . and FVY 402. They were
originally of Hatfield in Holderness . The family of Laughton
in le Morthing bore the chevron engrailed . (CVY III, 326 . )
For Thomas of Hatfield, bishop of Durham, see AA, 4th ser . ,
1V, p. 12 .
198. SR . J. PENYNGTON : gold a fess indented of five fusil s
azure a label of three points gules .
So blazoned for this man in Jen . Ord. Sir William bore
the arms without the label in Parl . They were of Mulcaster,
Cumberland. See NBWC II, 19 if ., and FVY 403 .
199 . SR . RIC. KIRKBY : silver two bars gules on a canto n
gules a cross moline gold .
So given for him in Will . There is a pedigree in SS XLI ,
p. 92, which is repeated in FCW, p . 71. For account o f
family see The Genealogical .tllagazine III, p. 494 ff.
Fe . 47

128
SHIELDS OF ARMS
200. SR. ROBERT BAMPTON silver a bend indented azure .
Given in Glover Ord. for this name, but the editor canno t
identify the family . The family of Norfolk bore quit e
different arms .
201 . SR . T . `VHYI'INGE : silver fretty gules and a canto n
gules .
Blazoned for " sir Thomas Quitrige " in Glover Ord ., and
for " Whytryg " FVY 40 5
202 . SR . AVM . ESMONDE : silver a fess engrailed betwee n
three martlets sable .
This appears to be an error ; the Esmonds, whether o f
England or Ireland, bore quite a different shield. The on e
here blazoned is given for the family of Osmunderlay i n
Glover Ord. as well as in FCW -97 . They were an old
Cumberland family long settled at Langrigg in that county .
203 . SR . J . TERREBY : silver on a chief azure three bouget s
gold .
These arms with a star in base are given by Pap ., p. 695 ,
for this name. No reference is given .
204. SR . j . OF ORTON : azure a lion rampant silver .
Blazoned for " sir John de Orton " in Jen . Ord . Probably
of Orton, Cumberland .
205. SR . J . \VARWICKE : vert three lions rampant silver .
These arms are given in FCW 139 for the family at th e
1665 Visitation . They were of Warwick, Cumberland. Se e
NBWC II, 327 . This man was living temp . Edward IV,
another John in Richard II's time. See also FVY 405 .
206 . SR . T . BLENRANSOPE : silver a fess between thre e
sheaves sable .
So blazoned in Glover Ord. and in Jen. The family were
of Blenkinsop, Northumberland . There is a pedigree in
HN II, iii, 131 . This was probably the Thomas wh o
witnessed a deed in 1431 . A rude effigy of one of the
family is in the church of Haltwhistle . (AA, 4th ser ., VII ,
P . 1 4 . )
207 . SR . J . IREBY alias Middleton of Stokeld : silver frett y
sable and a canton sable .
These arms are blazoned for " John de Irby " in Will .
The same shield is given for " Pieres de Midelton " in Jen .
Ord . John Irby was sheriff of Cumberland between 1388/9 5
for several years, as well as M .P. for the shire . There is a n
account of the place and family in NBWC II, 127 if . For
Middleton of Stokeld see FVY 286 .

'MS . ASHMOLE NO. 634 12 9
208 . SR . CHRISTOPHER MORESBY : sable a cross silver a
cinquefoil silver in the quarter .
Blazoned for sir Hugh Moresby in Powell, and fo r
` Xtopher de Apre'sby " (probably an error for this man) in
Will . They were of Moresby, Cumberland . See AA ,
3rd ser ., III, 27S, and FVY 403 .
209. SR . H . MALTON : sable a lion rampant gold on a Fo .
border silver eight annulets sable .
Blazoned with the lion silver in Powell for sir Henry
Malton .
210. SR. J . BRUNE : silver a lion rampant azure billett y
gules .
Blazoned with the colours reversed and gouts on the lio n
in place of billets for " sir Richard le Brune " in jen . Ord .
211 . SR . RICHARD DENTON : silver two bars gules in chief
three cinquefoils sable pierced silver .
So blazoned for him in Powell. The family was of Denton ,
Cumberland. See NBWC II, 318. Pedigree FCW 38 .
See nos . 219 and 282 .
2I2. WILLM . STAPILTON : silver three swords gules th e
hilts to the centre .
Blazoned for him in jen . and in FVY 404 for " Stapleton
of Edenhail." They were a Cumberland family, distinc t
from the Yorkshire family, who bore a lion rampant .
213. J . EGLESFELD : silver three spread eagles gules .
Blazoned for " John de Eglesfield " in jen . They were a
Cumberland family and there is a later pedigree in FCW 42 .
214. WILLâI . THANITON : silver a cross sable fretty gold .
This name should be Thwaites, for whom, with the fret
silver, the shield is blazoned in jen. Ord. They were of
Thwaites, Westmorland . There is a pedigree in FCW 133 ,
and for a branch of Rydale, Yorkshire, in FVY 173 .
215 . WILLni . XIARTINDALL : Barry of six silver and gule s
and a baston azure .
Blazoned for him in jen ., but there with the baston sabl e
as in FYI', 403. They were a Cumberland family. There i s
a pedigree in H, XXXVIII, 724 . See also NBWC I, 410 .
216 . J . BLENERHA,'SETT : gules a chevron ermine between
three dolphins silver .
So blazoned in Glover Ord. A Cumberland family
originally of Blennerhassett and Flimby in that county .
NBWC II, 109 . Arms FVY 400 .
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130 SHIELDS OF ARM S
2I7 . WILLM . SWYNBURNE : sable a fret ermine .
As in FVY 405 .
218. ROULAND VAUX : silver a bend check gold and gules .
Blazoned for him in Jen . It is the shield of Vaux of
Gilsland, and is given for Vaux of Triermain, Cumberland ,
in FCW, p. 136. See also NBWC II, 488 .
219 . lAW ILLM . DENTON : silver two bars gules in chief three
martlets gules .
So blazoned in FCW for Denton of Cardew, Cumberland .
An incised slab at Ainstable, Cumberland, for John d e
Denton bears these charges upon the shield. (Foster' s Som e
Feudal Coats of Arms, p . 76 .) See also ante no. 211 and
post 282 .
220 . T . SANDES : silver a fess danced between three crosses
crosslet fitchy gules .
Blazoned for " Richard de Sandes " in Jen . They were
a Cumberland family originally of St . Bees. Pedigree FCW
116 if .
22I . J . SALKELD : Vert fretty silver ,
So blazoned for him in Jen . They were a Cumberlan d
family originally of Salkeld . Pedigree FCW 112 . See also
NBWC II, 122 and p . 10o above .
222 . ROBERT HOTON : gules on a canton silver a bird
sable .
This shield is given by Pap . 358 for Hutton of Cumberland;
no reference is given . It is not the coat of either of
the Cumberland families whose pedigrees are recorded .
223 . ROULAND THIRLWALL : gules a chevron between thre e
swines ' heads rased silver .
So blazoned in Jen . He owned Thirlwall castle in 141 5
(AA, and ser ., XIV, 15) and was living in 1433 (HN II ,
iii, 145) . Two tombstones of the family are in the churc h
of Haltwhistle with this shield upon them . (NC Proc ., 4t h
ser ., III, 134 if. and plates.) The shield is derived from the
canting arms of Swinburn, differenced by the chevron .
224 . T . DELAMORE : gules a cross patonce silver an escallop
silver in the quarter .
This shield is blazoned for John de la Mare in Jen . It
is one of the quarterings given in FCW 136 for Vaux o f
Caterlyn . In the pedigree there, William de Vaux married
the heiress of . . . Delamore circa 1479 .

11IS. ASHMOLE NO . S34 13 1
225 . SR . MM'1ATHEW WHITFFLD : gold a bend sable between Fo . 4 8
two cotises engrailed sable .
So blazoned in Glover Ord . He was owner of Whitfiel d
Tower, Northumberland, in 1415 (AA, 2nd ser ., XIV, 19) ,
sheriff of the county in 1433 . See pedigree HN II, iii, 10 1
and p. 94 above .
226 . NICHOLAS RIDLEY : gules a chevron between three
falcons silver .
The arms are those of Ridley of Hard Riding, Northumberland.
For the arms of the \Villimoteswick branch see p . 95
above . See also FVN, pp . 103/5 . Pedigree HN II, iii, 339 _
There were three generations bearing this Christian name i n
the early fifteenth and late fourteenth centuries .
227. ALEXANDER FFETHERSTONHAUGH : gules a chevro n
between three feathers silver .
The family are of Fetherstonhaugh castle, Northumberland .
Pedigree HN II, iii, 354, and FVN 53 .
228 . T . BROUGHTON : silver two bars gules on a canto n
gules a cross engrailed silver .
Blazoned for " 1 ohn de Broughton " in Jen. They were
of Broughton, Staffs. Pedigree Visits . of Staffs. (Willia m
Salt Society) .
229. '1'. BARDEZAY : silver two bars gules and in chief a
cross crosslet fitchv gules, on a canton gules a
maunch silver .
Blazoned in Glover Ord. for Bardesey of Lancashire .
Bardesley near Ashton under Lyne .
230 . T . LEWYNG'rON : gold a saltire gules on a chief gule s
three boars' heads rased gold .
These arms are not recorded earlier than this roll . Th e
family were of Kirk Levington (Kirklinton), Cumberland .
See NBWC II, 461 .
231 . ~~T ILL 1I . BYSETT : gules on a bend silver thre e
escallops sable .
Given for sir William Beset in Glover Ord . John \Vent -
worth of Elmsall married the heiress of Bissett . This shield
is in quarter five of their arms . (FVY 378 . )
232 . SR . T . LANCASTER : silver two bars gales on a canto n
gules a lion passant guardant gold .
John de Lancaster was one of the barons at Caer ., wher e
his banner was displayed . He also sealed the baron's lette r
of the Pope (1301) . The shield is blazoned here for one of
the Cumberland family of Rydale . See pedigree FCW 46 .

132
233 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
J . MALERHEYN : sable three collared greyhounds
courant silver .
Given in Will. for Robert Maleverer. The family of
Wodersome, Yorkshire, bore the shield of the tinctures her e
given. See FVY zoo. The branch of Allerton bore the field
gules .
234 . HUGH SALKELD : silver a fret and a chief gules .
So blazoned for " sir Richard Salkeld " in Glover Ord .
This shield is borne in the second quarter in the Visitatio n
shield of 1615, FCW ri g. See also no. 221 above .
2J5 . SR . WILLM. SANDEFFORTH : sable three lions rampant
silver .
This shield is blazoned in Pap . for sir John Engleys o r
English, whose heiress married Edmund Sandford lord o f
Askham, Cumberland . The Sandfords thereafter seem to
have adopted the arms of English, but in the Visitation
pedigree of 1665 (FCW 115) they bear a quarterly shield :
I and IV Sandford, II and III this shield . This sir Willia m
was lord of Askham 1391/92, and died circa 1415/6 .
(NBWC I, 425 . )
236 . Jo . CRAKENTHORP : gold a chevron between thre e
molets azure .
They were lords of the manor of Newbiggin, Westmorland
There were several of this Christian name in the early fifteent h
century. (NBWC I, 367 . )
237 . WILLM . BLENKENSOPE : gules six annulets gold, a
border engrailed silver .
So blazoned in Jen. Ord. His seal of A .D . 1415 gives th e
same charges. (Machell MS . I, 411.) The shield is derive d
from that of Vipont through 1lfusgrave . For an account o f
the family see NBZVC I, 382 if . For Northumberland famil y
see ante no. 206 .
238 . ROBERT `VARCOOPE : sable a chevron between three
covered cups silver .
So given in Jen . Ord . for Thomas de Warcop. They were
of Warcop, Westmorland. An account of the manor and
family is given NB\VC I, 6oz . For the branch of Smardale
see ibid . 554 . Robert de Warcop was escheator 1421/22 .
239 . J . HELTON : sable three annulets silver a chief (silver)
fretty (sable) .
In Jen . John Hilton of Westmorland bore sable thre e
annulets gold in chief two saltires silver . The shield her e
given is differenced from this by the fretty chief . It does
not appear earlier than here . The Heltons or Hiltons wer e
of Helton, Helton Bacon, and Burton, Westmorland, an d
originally held under the Viponts, hence the annulets o n
their shield. For account of family see NBWC I, p . 353 if .
and 611 ff .; detailed pedigree Longstaffe's Darlington, after
p . 374
: also FCW 60/61 .

240 .
24I .
242 .
243 .
244 .
245 .
246 . T .
MS. ASHMOLE NO . S34 13 3
J . VVHELPDALE : silver three whelps courant gules
collared gold .
These arms do not appear in the rolls earlier than here .
The family were of Cumberland, and this shield was borne
by Roger Whelpdale, bishop of Carlisle, 1419-23 .
ROBERT ALANBY : silver a chevron engrailed azure .
Borne by Thomas of Alanby in Jen. with a border
engrailed azure . Alanby is in the parish of Bromfield,
Cumberland. (NBWC II, 162, and VCH.) The branch of
Etton, Yorkshire, bore a chevron between three chess-rooks .
(FVY 122 . )
F . PRESTON : silver two bars gules on a canton gules
a cinquefoil gold .
The family were of Preston Richard and Preston Patrick,
parish of Heversham, Westmorland . For an account see
NBWC I, 212 and 239 .
WILLDI . SUTHAYIiE : silver a Less danced gules .
The shield is given for numerous families in the printe d
rolls but not for any family of this name . (See Pap . II, 701 . )
SR . H . RETFORD : silver fretty sable and a chief sable .
Given for " Mons . Henri de Rydford " in Will ., and fo r
sir Henry de Radford in Glover Ord .
ROBERT THORNTON of Est Newton : silver a chevron
sable between three thorn leaves vert .
Pedigree FVY 296, where this shield is given . The arms
were granted to Robert Thornton of East Newton, Yorkshire ,
4 October 1563 .
AGLABY : quarterly I and IV silver on a chie f
azure three bougets gold ; II and III silver two
bars and in chief three martlets sable .
Quarters II and III bear the arms of Aglionby and are s o
blazoned in Jell. Ord. The family were of Aglionby in the
parish of Warwick, Cumberland; there is a short account
of them in NBWC II, 327 . Pedigree FVCW, p . 1 ; see als o
FVY 400 . Quarters I and IV the editor cannot identify .
247 . PLAYS of Egtoun : silver a chevron between thre e
roundels sable .
Given, without reference, for Place of Singleton, Yorkshire,
in Pap. 464 . Egton is in North Riding, near Whitby .
For account of manor see VCH, North Riding, II, 343 ff .
FVY 403 gives the arms for " Place of Aughton ."
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134
SHIELDS OF ARMS
248 . J . ARDINGTON : silver a fess between three escallop s
sable .
Now Arthington in the West Riding . There is a pedigree
of the family in SS XLI, p . 21 . The colours there give n
are gold and gules .
249 . S'rOKYS of Bykerton : silver a fess gules between three
escallops azure .
Blazoned, with the fess check): gold and azure, in Glove r
Ord . Bickerton is in the parish of Bilton (Ainsty), Wes t
Riding .
250. SR . F . H .YSRYHT : silver a chief indented sable .
Blazoned for " Harsyk " in Pap . with the field gold .
" John de Harsick " bears it as here in Jen . Ord . Hi s
brass in Southacre church, Norfolk, A .D . 1384, bears th e
same arms on the jupon and shield. (Cotman's Sepulchra l
Brasses of Norfolk and Suffolk, plate x, p . 9 .) For account
of family see Blomefield's Norfolk VI, 77 if .
251. `T ER : silver three pierced cinquefoils gules .
" Simon de Veer " bore this shield with the colour s
reversed in Charles, and with the cinquefoils ermine i n
Glover. It is also blazoned gules and silver in Jen . Ord .
252. ERLE of Albamarle : gules a cross patonce vair .
Blazoned for " Le Conte d'Aumarle " in Glover . William
de Forz, count of Aumale, lord of Holderness (1241-60) .
See CP I, 355 .
253 . LORD CAkfoYS : ermine on a chief gold three roundel s
gules . (In a different hand : " on a chief gules
three plates .")
254 .
Blazoned gold on a chief gules three roundels silver fo r
"Le Sr. Camoyes " at siege of Rouen in 1418 . The arms
are not blazoned with the field ermine in any other roll .
The shield is here probably for Thomas lord Camoys ,
A .D . 1383-1421 . (CP II, 507 .) See no . 716 below and
no . 188 above .
ROCLYF MODO INGLEBY : silver a chevron betwee n
three lions' heads rased gules .
Blazoned for John and Robert of Rocliffe in Parl . an d
Jen. Ord . Rocliffe is in the West Riding, near Borough -
bridge. Pedigree FVY, 383 .
255 . GOULSELL : Barry gold and azure a canton ermine .
Blazoned harry gold and gules a canton ermine for " Nicol l
Goushill " in Will . Pedigree SS 144, p . 103 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 83-1 135
256. ROBERT NEVILI . of Hornby : silver a saltire gules .
This is so given in Jen . Ord. for the same man . Th e
colours are reversed from the shield of the Nevilles of Raby ,
earls of Westmorland . For Hornby see VCH, North Riding ,
L 313 if .
257 . HOLTHORPE : silver on a bend between two leopards' Fo. 49
faces sable three chaplets silver .
258. ROGR . YOLTON : gules three bougets gold .
The shield of Roos of Youlton, Yorkshire, North Riding .
For account of family and manor see NCH, North Riding ,
I, 89. Blazoned in both Glover and Jen . Ords. for Ro s
Yolton .
2J9 . H . BARLAY of Wyston : silver on a bend gules three
sheaves gold .
Given in Pap. 243 for Barley of Derbyshire . The Visitation
pedigree gives a different shield for Barley of Barley .
(Genealogist, N .S ., VII, 4.) This is probably a Lincolnshir e
family .
260. BUTEROWTRE (?) : gold a saltire engrailed sable .
This name should be Boutetort . The arms were borne
by sir John Botetourt at Falk . and at Caer. as well as in
Part. (Pedigree CP II, 23 .4 . )
261. H . _MOLNE : gold a cross engrailed sable .
The arms borne by sir John Mohun of Dunster, Somerset ,
at Falk . and at Caer . They are also blazoned in later
rolls. See Dunster and its Lords by Maxwell-Lyte, p . 32 if .
262 . J . MASSY : quarterly gules and gold a lion passant i n
the quarter, silver .
So blazoned for " Hamond Massy " in Jen . Ord. Th e
shield is that of the family of Dunham Massey, Cheshire .
See H YVIII, p . 169 ff .; Lanc . Ches. Hist. Socy, N .S ., III ,
59- 1 5 8 -
263. TRUMPINGTON : azure crusilly and two trumpets gold .
So blazoned in Parl. for " sir .Giles Trumpington " o f
Cambridgeshire . Sir Roger bore the arms at Borough. with
a label. The name is from Trumpington, Cambridge. I n
the church there is the fine brass of sir Roger Trumpingto n
who died 1289 .
264. BASSINGBURNE : gyronny gold and azure .
So borne by " sir Warin de Bassingbourne " of Lincolnshire
in Parl. In the same roll it is borne argent and gule s
for others of the name, and vair and gales in Charles .

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265 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
FFITZ WARYN : quarterly per fess indented gules an d
silver .
Blazoned for sir Fouke Fitzwarin in Powell, for sir Willia m
in Borough., and in various of the other rolls . For family
see CP V, .195 if .
266. HARDCOURT : gold two bars gules .
So blazoned for sir John Harcourt in Parl ., and for others
of the name in other rolls, sometimes with the colours
reversed . Pedigree of Staffordshire branch Visits . of Staffs .
(Wm. Salt Socy .) .
267 . GERARD STILLINGTON : barry azure and silver and a
baston gules .
This seems an error . The Stillington arms were gules a
fess between three leopards' heads gold . (FVY 633 .) The
above is a Grey coat or for Gaunt of Lincolnshire .
268. G . DE LA WARDE : vair silver and azure .
Blazoned for Robert de la Warde in Falk. His banner
with this charge was at Caer ., and his seal upon the barons '
letter to the Pope also bore it. He and his son Simon wer e
summoned to parliament 12 99- 1 334 .
269 . T . UHF= : silver on a fess azure three fleurs-de-li s
gold .
So blazoned for sir Gerard Ufflete in Parl . and Jen. Ord .
There is a pedigree in Metcalfe's Visitation of Suffolk 172 .
270. T . PlcKwoR : silver three picks gules .
Pap . 979 gives these arms for " Pickworth, " without
reference .
271. R . BINCHESTER : gules a chief embattled silver .
So blazoned in Jen. for Robert of Binchester . A Robert
of Bynchester was guardian of the castl e and honour of
Richmond in 1326/27 . (HN III, ii, 300 . )
272 . \/VASSINGLEY : ermine on a chief indented gules thre e
fleurs-de-lis gold .
Given in Pap. 574, without reference, for Washingley, co .
Huntingdon .
273 . F . LE WALSE : gules two bars gemelle silver and a
baston silver .
Blazoned for " monsr. Thomas Walshe " in Will ., and for
Welsh of Wanlip, co. Leicester, in Glover Ord .

274 .
2 75 .
MS . ASHMOLE NO. 834 137
ROBERT H STANG : azure a chief gules, over all a lion
rampant gold .
Of La Desiree and Badenhall, Staffs . A leader in the
Scottish wars of Edward I. His arms are given in Duns . I
and in later rolls . His seal appended to the barons ' letter
to the Pope bears the same charges . For his life see CP
VI, 33 8 .
HUGH WERYNEG (?) : gules two bars indented silve r
and azure (?) .
These arms are given for " Hugh Freneyes " in Jen . Ord .
The name here given seems to be an error of the copyist .
276 . JACOB PIGOD : azure two bars gold in chief thre e
bezants .
Blazoned for sir Baldwin Pigott and John of Doddington ,
Yorkshire, in Parl. and Jen. Ord. For Pigott of Clotheram
see FVY 234 .
277 . WU ILLn1 . BIRTHOP : barry of thirteen party per pal e
argent and sable counter-coloured, a bend gule s
over all .
278 . R . H\MARDE : gules on a bend silver three chessrooks
sable .
279. WILII . LE BRUNE : azure a cross moline gold .
So blazoned for " sir Morvs le Brune " in Duns. I and
in Parl. See Morant's Essex' I, 99 .
280. J . TRASKE : gules a fess between three hammer s
silver .
281 . G . WESSINGTON : gules two bars silver in chief three
molets silver pierced gules .
Blazoned as here in Jen., and with the colours reverse d
in Will. There are pedigrees of different branches in PH Y
140-45 and SD II, 40 .
282 . CHRISTOPHER DENTON : silver two bars gules in chie f
three molets gules .
The differenced shield of the Dentons of Cumberland . See
ante nos . 211 and 219 .
283 . RAUF SPYGURNELL : barry azure and gold in chief a
motet silver .
So blazoned for him in Duns . II and in Powell. There
is an account of the family in Morant's Essex I, 148, 187 .

138 SHIELDS OF ARM S
284 . ANDREW SACKVELL : quarterly gold and gules a
baston vert .
Blazoned for him in Duns. I but with the baston vain .
They were of \Vithyam, Sussex . Some account of the family
is given in Col . Top . et Gen . III, 295 II .
285. "rILLM. STALINGBURGE : sable a chevron betwee n
three crosses crosslet fitchy silver .
Blazoned for him-" William Stallingburgh " in Jen . For
" sir Walter Stallingborn " in Powell with the chevro n
engrailed and the crosses bottonny .
286 . ROGER BRERTON :
gold .
azure a bend between six molets
Blazoned for " sire \Villm . Bretoun " in Parl . amongst th e
Lincolnshire knights, also for '' sir Robert Bretoun " i n
Borough. and for John in Jen. Ord .
287. BRAYBROKE : silver six lozenges („ 2, I) gules .
Blazoned for " sire Gerald de Bravbrok " with seven
lozenges in Parl. amongst the knights of Buckinghamshire,
and for Thomas with six lozenges in Powell .
288 . F . MERWORTHE : azure a chevron between nine
crosses crosslet silver .
Blazoned silver crusilly sable and a chevron gules for
William and John Mereworthe in Planche .
F0. 50 289 . \VILLM . BUTTELER : gules a fess gobony silver an d
sable between six crosses crosslet silver .
Blazoned for " sire :villm . le Botyler " of Shropshire, with
the crosses gold, in Par] . In Duns . II it was borne as
here by William Boteler . He was of Wem, Shropshire .
(CP II, 230 . )
290. RICHARD EGBASTON : silver a lion rampant gules, over
all a baston sable .
Blazoned for him in Parl . and Borough . with the lion sable
and the baston azure, and with a cinquefoil ermine in th e
latter and silver in the former .
291 . ELY RICHMONDE : gules two bars gemelle and a chie f
gold .
Blazoned first in Glover for " Roald le Connestable d e
Richemund," and for sir Thomas de Richmonde at Caer . an d
in Nativity and Parl . According to pedigree in PHY, Elias
de Richmond was living A .D . 1267/68 .
292 . J . DARCY : silver an escutcheon sable in an orle o f
cinquefoils gules .
Blazoned for sir John Darcy in Duns . I and in Borough .
See GP IV, p . 5 0 ff ., and pedigree in PITY 118 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834
293. ROGER APPLEBY : azure six martlets gold .
13 9
Borne by sir Henry Appleby in Duns . I and in later rolls .
The editor cannot trace this man, but a Roger Appleb y
appears as living temp . Edward II in PHY 466 . They were
originally of Appleby upon Tees .
294 . MICH . HELAND : silver two bars between nine martlet s
gules .
The arms of Eland of Eland, Yorkshire . See pedigree
FVY 6o6, also ibid . 645 .
295. ALLEYN SAUNDESBY : silver frettv azure .
Blazoned as here for " sire Robt . de Sandebi " in Parl .
amongst the Lincolnshire knights . Sir Thomas bore the
same in Powell .
296 . ANDREW C11_a1lrBERLAYNE : gules a fess between thre e
escallops gold .
So borne by " sire Robt . Chanmberlein " of Lincolnshire i n
Part. Sir Richard bore a chevron in place of the fess in
the same roll .
297 . JWAN : gold on a chief indented azure three
bezants .
So blazoned for sir Thomas Lathom in Powell . Se e
account of family and pedigrees, Col. Top . et Gen . VII, r ff .
29S . RAUF \VELBE : gold a griffin segreant vert .
Pap. 982 gives these arms for Wells, without reference .
299. ROI.AND OF ATON : gules a cross patonce silver .
Blazoned for sir William Aton in Parl . It is the late r
shield of Vesci adopted by William . son of Gilbert Ato n
and his wife Margery Vesci . Pedigrees Tate's Alnwick I ,
406 ; FVY 6o9; and CP I, 324 . The editor cannot trac e
Roland .
300. SAMSON STOPHA .lI : silver a bend sable goutty silver .
Blazoned without the " gouts " on the bend for sir Willm .
Stopham, a Yorkshire knight in Pad . In the same roll sir
John bore the same shield with a label gold. See also FVY
404 .
`01 . `~ ILT_lI . BOI.INGHAM : ermine three bastons gules .
With the field silver these arms are blazoned for sir Henry
Botringham of Cornwall in Park, and for others of the nam e
in Glover Ord .
302 . T . LUDHAM : silver three escutcheons sable .
Blazoned for sir John Loudham of Suffolk in Parl. and
also in Powell . Thomas of Ludham was living 1382/83 .
(Genealogist V, 191 .)

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SHIELDS OF ARMS
303 . J. MALEVERER : gules a chief gold and a bend checky
silver and azure .
Blazoned for sir John Mauleuerer in Parl . and also in
Nativity. In the pedigree of Mauleverer of Allerton (FV Y
67) this shield is borne in the second quarter, the first bearin g
the allusive arms of three greyhounds. There is a note upon
the pedigree of the family in Herald and Genealogist II, 301 .
304. WILLJI . DE LA MORE : sable a CrOSS silver .
So blazoned for this man in Jen. Ord .
305 . ALANE OF LINDESAY : gules a fess check`- gold and
azure between six crosses crosslet gold .
These arms were borne by sir Alexander Lindsay a t
Falk. The Scottish family, earls of Crawford, bore the
fess cheeky silver and azure .
306. ADAM HENTRINGHAM : quarterly silver and sable a
bend gules .
Probably for Everingham of Lincolnshire. (Pap . 195 . )
307 . HUGH STANTON : silver a fess embattled counter -
embattled sable .
So blazoned for Henry de Staunton in Jen .
308 . WILLM . KERDESTON : gules a saltire engrailed silver ,
a label of three points gold .
Blazoned without the label for sir William Kerdeston i n
Parl ., and with the label in the same roll and in Powell fo r
sir Roger Kerdeston . They were of Kerdeston, Norfolk.
CP VII, 190 and pedigree ibid . 199. See also Blomefield ' s
Norfolk X . 112 .
309 . T . OF MORBYE : silver on a bend azure three molets
gold pierced gules .
Blazoned with a label of five points gules for sir Robert d e
Morby in Glover Ord .
310 . SR . J . COBHAM : ermine three crescents gules on each
a bezant .
Blazoned for Thomas de Cobham in Jen . . and for sir Hug h
Cobham in Glover Ord . For the arms of the lords Cobham
see no. 134 above .
311 . LAURENCE CHANCY :
sable bezanty .
silver a chevron gules, a borde r
So blazoned for Thomas Chancy " baron de Skirpen -
beckee " (Skirbeck, Lincolnshire) in Jen . Ord . It is als o
blazoned for sir Philip of Lincolnshire in Parl .

MS. ASH1\IOLE NO . 834 14 1
312 . GODFREY PERES : Quarterly silver and sable a molet
gules in the quarter .
So blazoned for " sir Richard de Pereres " in Borough. an d
in Par. amongst the knights of Leicestershire . See als o
FVY 242 .
313 . T . BAcuN : gales on a chief indented silver thre e
molets sable .
Blazoned with the chief plain for sir Edmond Bacon of
Hampshire in Parl . The indented chief does not appear in
the rolls .
314 . ED . WANDSTER : sable on a cross patonce gold a
martlet gules .
315 . ROGER HORSLAY : gules three horses ' heads erase d
silver, bridled sable .
So blazoned for Robert Horsley in Jen. For Horsley
shields see AA, 3rd ser ., VI, 117, and for note upon them
ibid . I, 177, also AA, 2nd ser ., XIV, 290 .
316 . T . BusyE : ermine on a chief danced gules tw o
escallops gold .
This is a Bassett coat blazoned for sir Edmond Basse t
in Parl. and for others of the family in Glover Ord., all ,
however, with only two escallops on the chief . The editor
cannot find a family of Busye, nor is any shield blazone d
for any similar name in the rolls . The Bussy family bear
quite different arms .
317. M.ILES BELLEWE : sable frettv gold .
So blazoned for John Bellewe in Jen . See Visits. of
Devon, ed. by J . L . Vivian. There is an account of th e
Devonshire family in Burke's Commoners II, 532 . See als o
H, VI, 22 . These arms are in quarter five of the shield of
Metham FVY 252 . See also SS 41, p. 7 .
.318 . En . BLANKMINSTER : silver fretty gules, a molet a t
the centre .
Blazoned for " sr . Richard Blancminster " in Nativit y
and with the fret azure for " sir Reinaud " in Glover .
The arms do not appear in later rolls .
319. ROLAND DOUWEDALE : silver a cross moline gules .
Blazoned for " sir John Douwedale " in Parl . and also in
Jen. There is an account of the family (Uvedale) in Col .
Top . et Gen. V, 241 if .
320. RAUF DE LA SUCHE : azure bezanty .
This shield, usually blazoned gules bezanty, appears i n
most of the early rolls . It is given as here for sir Roger
in Powell, and for John in Jen . Ord .

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SHIELDS OF ARM S
Fo . 5r 32I . ALEXANDER CORI3ETT : gold two corbies sable, a
border engrailed gules .
So blazoned for sir Roger Corbet in Powell .
322. MANE of Sutton : silver a cross patonce azure .
Blazoned for sir John de Sutton in Borough., and for si r
Richard of Malpas, Cheshire, in Clover Ord . See Ormerod' s
Cheshire III, 761 .
323 . NICHOLAS CANTELOIJ : gules a fess vair between three
leopards' faces reversed jessant fleurs-de-lis .
In Falk . sir «Villrn . de Cantelou bears the same arms
but the leopards' faces are not reversed . It is also blazone d
in Purl., but there without the fleurs-de-lis . See CP III, sir .
The last Nicholas Cantelou died 1370/71 .
324 . ED . FFOLYETTE : gules on a bend silver three crescent s
sable .
The arms of Foliot lords Foliot were gales a bend silve r
as blazoned in Parl . and Duns . II . In Jen. Ord. Osmonde
Foliot bore the bend between six crescents gold . The shield
here given is also differenced frorn the early shield, but th e
editor is unable to identify its bearer .
325 . WILLR . WYVILL : gules fretty gold a chief gold an d
a canton gules .
So blazoned for this man in Jen. It is the differenced
shield of the family of Burton Constable, Yorkshire, who
bore sable three interlaced chevrons vair and the chief with -
out the canton. See FVY 380. The fret and interlaced
chevrons are often confused with each other in blazon .
326. WALTER SAMSON : sable a cross moline silver .
Blazoned for sir John Samson, a knight of Yorkshire, in
Parl . and Powell with the cross patonce . William Samso n
bore it as here in the Nativity roll of Edward II . See also
FVY 404 . -
327. J . HASKAM : gules a fess between three dolphins gold .
So blazoned for sir William Askham in Glover Ord .
328 . SR . RICHARD TURBEVILL : silver a lion rampant gules ,
crowned gold .
So blazoned in Planche and Jen . Ord. for Hugh de Turberville
. They were of Dorset and Devonshire . Pedigree H V I
and Visits . of Devon, by J . L. Vivian .

MS . ASHMOLE NO, 834
143
329 . RAUF GRAY : guies a lion rampant and a border
engrailed silver .
Probably for sir Ralph Grey of Heton and Chillingham
who died 1443 and whose tomb and effigy yet remain i n
Chillingham church . It is first blazoned for sir Thos. Gre y
in Nativity. For armorial seals of family see DS, nos .
1108/13 ; SND, nos . 325/27 and 856/86o . The shield wa s
also borne, with the colours reversed, by sir Wm . Riddel l
of Northumberland in Borough . and Duns . I . The family of
Heton of Northumberland bore the same charges vent an d
silver, but their shield is not on record earlier than Jen . ,
and their earliest seal is 1347 . (SND 399/402 . )
330 . SR . BRIAN STAPLETON : quarterly I and IV silver a
lion rampant sable charged with a molet gules ;
II and III azure a lion rampant silver charge d
with a fleur-de-lis azure .
Probably for that Brian who was aged ten years in 1394 .
(SS 41, p. 2 .) Quarters I and IV are blazoned as here for
this man's father in Will . Quarters II and III bear th e
differenced arms of Peter Brus of Skelton . Miles Stapleton ,
who died 1314 ;15, married Sybil, daughter and co-heiress of
John Bellew and his wife Ladrina, one of the co-heiresses of
Peter Brus . (SS 41, p . 2 . )
331 . SR . J. MARKENFELD : silver on a bend sable thre e
bezants .
So blazoned in Jen. Ord. Pedigree H XVI, 196 ; also
SS 144, p . 129 . This man is probably the father of Thoma s
1llarkenfield whose will was proved in 1497 and who lies on
a high tomb in Ripon minster beside his wife Elenor .
332 . J . ROWTHE : silver on a bend cotised sable thre e
molets silver .
So blazoned for " monsr . John de Routh " in Will. The
editor has not been able to trace the family . The arm s
differ from those given for Routhe of Pollington in FVY 570 .
333 . J . FFENWYC'KE : silver a chief gules and six martlet s
counter-coloured .
The martlets on the field should be placed two and one .
Blazoned for him in Will . His armorial seal is SND 286 .
Detailed pedigree NCH NII, p . 352 .
334 .
ROBERT ROCIiLEv :
fess sable .
lozenge silver and gules and a
Blazoned as here in Will., and in different colours with
various differences in the armorial rolls from that of St .
George. The shield is probably derived and differenced from
that of Fitzwilliam. Pedigrees SS 41, 76 ; FVY 343. See
also Hunter's Doncaster Il, 282, 286 .

144
335 .
Fo . 51v 337 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
BRYAN SANDFORTH : per chevron sable and ermine in
chief two boars' heads rased gold .
The shield is that of Sandford of Sandford, Shropshire .
It is blazoned with different colours in Jen . Ord. See
Eyton' s Shropshire IX, 424, and for other branches FCw 11 5
and Hunter's Doncaster I, 310, and FVY 404 .
336. SR. J . BUDHAM : silver three escallops sable .
WII,I.nI. SWYNBURNE : per fess gules and silver and
three cinquefoils counter-coloured .
For sir Will. Swinburn of Capheaton, Northumberlan d
(c . A .D . 1400-43). Pedigree HN II, i, 232 . He owned the
castle of Capheaton in 1415 . (AA, 2nd ser ., XIV, 15 .) Thi s
shield is blazoned for him in Will . The Swinburn arms
form an interesting example of the influences which cause d
changes in family shields. The earliest shield (c . 1240) of
the family bore the canting charges of three swines' head s
(Glover) . In 1290 John Swinburn bore on a cross five
sheaves of coin in, referring to his overlords, the Cumin lords
of Tyndale. Finally the family of Capheaton adopted th e
shield here given, derived from the cinquefoil upon th e
shields of the Umfraville lords of Prudhoe and Tyndale .
(Seals SD 2362/63 ; SND 740-49 . )
338 . ROBERT GILBERT : silver on a chevron engrailed
azure three crosses moline gold .
339 .
340 .
This shield appears to be differenced from that of th e
Devon and Cornwall family, who bore roses upon the chevron .
Neither shield is in the rolls .
ROBERT FFOKNYGGAM : silver a chevron between thre e
pierced cinquefoils sable .
Folkingham of Barton, Yorkshire . Pedigree FVY 225 ;
H, XVI, 129; Thoreshy's Leeds 112 ; also FVY 466 .
WTILLM . GRAMORE : silver three lozenges gales .
So blazoned in Pap . 967 without reference for this name .
34 1 .
SR . BIERS DUTTON : quarterly silver and gules a fre t
gules upon the gold .
Blazoned for him in roll of Henry VI date . (Genealogis t
I, 227.) They were of Dutton, Cheshire . Pedigree H XVIII ,
p. 87 ff. Pedigree of Dutton of Cloughton FVY 241 .
342. J . WYCLIFF : silver a chevron sable between thre e
crosses crosslet gules .
Blazoned with the chevron gales, which is correct, i n
Grim . (Col. Top . et Gen . I, 328.) This man is probabl y
the John who stands at the head of the pedigree in SS 41 ,
p . 40 . He was living in 1444 . (CVY II, 353 . )

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 145
343 . RICHARD NORTON : azure a maunch ermine and a
baston gules .
344 . J .
This is the shield of Conyers of Hutton Conyers, Yorkshire ,
differeuced by the baston. The Norton pedigree is deduce d
from the family of Conyers of Sockburn . See SD I, clx
and clxi; also PIIY 108/9. This man was son of sir Rich .
Norton of Norton Conyers, chief justice of the Commo n
Pleas A .D . 1413 (who died 142o) ; he died 22 September 1438 .
(FVY 244 .) For his tomb and epitaph see YRS XXXIV ,
222 .
GRENE of Newbv : silver a chevron between thre e
fleurs-de-lis sable .
Newby, a manor in the parish of Topcliffe, Yorkshire .
(VCH, North Riding, II, 76 .) Little is known of the family ,
but the tombs of a Richard and Robert Green are in Topcliffe
church (YRS XXXIV, 220) and the shield is given in
Glover Ord .
345• DRs . J . BOKINGHAM, Lincoln Epus : gules a cross
bottonnee gold .
He was bishop of. Lincoln 1368-98 . The shield is blazone d
for the surname in Glover Ord .
346. MOLYNEUX : azure a cross moline gold charged wit h
an annulet azure .
Blazoned without the annulet in Jen . and Ballard 's roll
of Edward IV date . For family see Foster's Lancashire
Pedigrees and Baine's Lancashire IV, 216 ; Thoroton' s
Nottinghamshire II, 304; also FVY 403 .
347.
LAURENCE BAXBEY : ermine two bars gules .
As here given the arms are those of IVlauduit and Hunter -
combe . It is also given FVY 40o for Baxby .
348 . WILLM . ELMEDAYN : silver on a bend sable thre e
crescents silver .
Blazoned for this man in Jen. The family were of
Elmeden, co . Durham. Pedigree SD III, 55 . This is
probably the Willm . Elmden who died 1 447 .
349 . J . BAXBEY : ermine on a chevron gules three bezant s
a label of three points .
This name should probably be Baxter, for whom the shield
is blazoned in Glover Ord .; they were apparently a family
of Notts .
J50 . HAUSTED : gules a chief checky azure and gold, over
all a baston silver .
Blazoned as here for sir Robert Hausted at Duns . I .
His son sir John, first baron, bore the bend ermine a t
Borough . and Duns . II . For account of family see CP VI ,
402 and note .
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146
351 . J .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
SWILLINGTON : silver a chevron azure a label o f
three points ermine .
Blazoned with a fleur-de-lis on the chevron in Parl . for sir
Hugh Swillington of Swillington, near Leeds, Yorkshire .
There is an account of the family in Herald and Genealogis t
IV, 225 if . See also YRS XXXIV, p. 23 if., for the shields
then in Swillington church. This shield appears there with
others. See also FVY 405 .
352. T . CLARELL : gules six martlets silver .
Sir Thomas Clarell of Aldwark, near Tickhill, Yorkshire .
The heiress married sir Wm . Fitzwilliam of Sprotburgh, who
died 1474 . See SS 45, p. 247, and YRS XXXIV, p .
and note . The arms are blazoned in Glover Ord .
1 3 5
353. RAUF PYGOTT : sable three picks silver .
Thus blazoned for Randolph Pigott in Will . The famil y
were of Melmerby and Clotheram in the North Riding .
Pedigree PHY, 518 . Account of manor and family, VCH ,
North Riding, I, 222 .
354. SR ANDREW HOUGARD : sable a molet silver .
This shield does not appear in the rolls of arms . Pap . 68 9
gives it, without reference, with the field azure for the
Norfolk family of Haggard .
355 . ALEXANDER NEVILL of Goudaill : gules a saltire silver
a molet for difference .
Gowdall is in the parish of Snaith, West Riding. Th e
shield is only differenced by the molet from that of th e
main branch. The editor has not been able to trace th e
family .
356 . RAUF HOTON of Hoton : gules a chevron betwee n
three tasselled cushions silver .
The differenced shield of Hoton of Hoton, Lancashire, wh o
bore a less gold between three cushions gold . Later it wa s
the shield of Hutton of Marske, Yorkshire, and of the Durha m
family of the name .
357 . ROBERT Roos of Ingmanthorpe : azure three bouget s
gold .
The differenced arms of the lords Roos of Hamlake, o f
whom the lords of Ingmanthorpe were a younger branch .
The shield is blazoned with many differences from c . 1240
onwards. For account of family see Thoroton's Notts . III ,
207 ; Herald and Genealogist VII, 535 . Pedigree FVY 569 ,
where this shield is given .
358. SR . ROGER WARDE : azure a cross patonce gold .
Blazoned for sir John Warde in Parl . and Will. Pedigre e
SS 144, 143 . He was of Givendale, near Ripon . Will prove d
1o August 1453 . (SS 30, p. 165 and note . )

MS . ASHMOLE NO. 831 14 7
359. SR. J . GOD.ARDE : ermine a cross patonce sable .
So borne by sir Hugh Godard of Cheshire in Parl . It is
one of the quarterings on the shield of Blythe of Rotherham
and Eltoft of Farnell FVY, 301, 32 1
360 . MILES GEYNVILL : azure three horse-branks gold on a
chief ermine a demi-lion rampant gules .
Blazoned for Geoffrey de Genevill in Nobility roll o f
Henry VI. For account of family and its origin see CP V ,
628 and Genealogist, N .S ., XXI .
361. ROLAND SUARDE : sable a cross flora- silver .
So borne by sir Richard Sy ward in Falk ., and for other s
of the family in later rolls .
362 . JWAN GAMISTER : gold on a cross gules five molets
gold .
This is the shield of Burgh of Galway as given in Pap . 659 .
363. T . HETON : gules a lion passant silver .
So blazoned for " Thomas de Heton " in Jen . Ord .
Probably of Heaton, Lancashire . See VCH, Lancas ., V, 8 o
and passim .
364. ROBERT HARDISHILL (above shield " Ryvill ") :
ermine a chevron gules .
This seems to be an error; the shield is that of Touchet ,
for whom it is blazoned in various rolls . The shield of
Hardeshull as borne at Borough . was silver strewn wit h
martlets gales a chevron sable . See next shield .
365 . J . RIVILL (above shield " Hardishill '') : silver a
chevron sable between ten martlets gules .
This is the proper shield of Hardeshull, see number 364
and 43 :1 below. The editor cannot trace Rivill .
366. ALEXANDER BYLAND : gules a cross between twelve
billets gold .
This shield is blazoned in Parl. and Jen. for sir Francis
Villiers and also for sir Robert in the latter. It is not
recorded for Byland, a name the editor cannot trace .
367. ROG. OF AREDALL : ermine a cross patonce gules .
This is the shield of Gower of Stittenham, Yorkshire . It
is also blazoned for sir Walter Grandall of Yorkshire in
Jen .
368. WILLM . PARYS : sable crusilly and a chevron silver .
So blazoned for him at Borough . and in later rolls. There
is a pedigree in Blomefield's Norfolk VII, 116, and in vol .
XLIII, p . 6z, of Camden Soc . Pubs .

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148
369 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
ROGER MALETT : sable a chevron between thre e
buckles silver .
So borne by sir Robert 1bIalet of Bucks . in Parl . It was
also borne in quarters I and IV by Malet of Normanton ,
Yorkshire, at the Visitation of 1584/5 . (FVY 326 .) See
also H XVI, 194 .
370 . WILLfI . AVENELL : silver a fess between six annulet s
gules .
37 1 .
It is blazoned as here for sir William Avenel of Cambridge -
shire in Parl .
OLIVER BACON : gules on a chief silver two pierced
molets sable .
Blazoned for sir Edmond Bacon in rolls of Duns . I and II .
They were a Norfolk family . Pedigree Blomefield VII, 165 .
372 . WILLbl . TRUSSEBUT : silver a dance between three
bougets sable .
373 .
374 .
375 .
Blazoned for this man as here in Powell. Sir Robert i n
the same roll bears the same shield with a label gules . Se e
Arch . Ael ., 2nd ser ., III, 277 .
T . LOVAYNE : gules a fess between ten billets gold .
Blazoned, but with the fess silver, for sir Thomas Lovey n
in Borough .
J . LA MARLOU : gules a maunch silver .
This is apparently an error for John de la Mare whose
shield it is . It is blazoned for him in the rolls from Charle s
onwards . He was summoned to Parliament 1299-1313 ;
died 1315/16 .
RICHARD BENEHALL : sable a bend between two
cotises wavy silver .
Blazoned for sir Robert Benhall in Duns. I and Calais.
Benhall and Benhall Sir Robert are in Suffolk, near Saxmundham.
But the sir Robert Benhall of this latter place
bore different arms. (CP II, 116 . )
J76 . LAURENCE CRAWELL : silver a fess azure between thre e
fleurs-de-lis gules .
Blazoned for " Carwell " in Glover Ord., a Norfolk family .
377 . Guy DODINGSELD : silver a fess between three molet s
gules .
Blazoned with various differences in the rolls fo r
" Dodingsells," sometimes with only one molet, sometime s
with two in chief and also as here given .

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378 . ROLLAND PLASE : azure on a chief silver two chaplet s
gules .
Blazoned for William Plays in Powell and Jen . Rowlan d
heads the pedigree in SS 41, p . 49, where the arms o f
Halnaby are given for the family . They afterwards appear
to have used the arms of the baronial family named Play z
instead of their own. See SD III, 236 .
379 . PETER DOTTRINGE : azure a fens between two chevron s
silver a label of three points gules .
This is the shield blazoned, without the label, for Willia m
Tendryng in Will ., and for sir John Tendring of Suffolk in
Glover Ord. The family were of Boxford, Suffolk . See
Metcalfe's Visitations of Suffolk 18r .
380. ROGER SHEPWAST (beneath " Cifrwast '') : azure thre e
bars gemelle silver and a chief silver .
Blazoned for " de Syffrewast " in Charles and St . George .
Glover Ord. gives it for " Syferwast ." In all these examples
the chief and bars are gold .
381 . H . DAUNDELL : silver three bars pules each charged
with three crosses crosslet gold .
Blazoned for Philip Daundelegh in Jen., and a very
similar shield is given for sir Robert Daundely in Powell .
382. ALEN. TWYFFORD : silver two bars sable on a canto n
sable a cinquefoil gold .
Blazoned for sir John de Twyford in Duns . I, and also
in that of Borough . Given for Robert in Will .
383 . PHILIP FFOLOWELL : harry wavy sable and silver a
canton gules .
384. ROGER OF ASTON : silver a bend danced sable .
So blazoned for him in Jen .
385 . GERARD ALSTEBY (Aslttley) : azure a cinquefoil Fo. 5 3
ermine .
The undifferenced shield of Thomas lord Astley for who m
it is blazoned in St. George and Powell. It is borne
differenced by a border engrailed gold for Thomas Astle y
of Hill Morton in Will., and with a plain border silver fo r
Ralph Astley. The name is from Astley in Warwickshire .
The families of Hill Morton and Melton Constable were the
chief cadet houses .
386 . ROGER NEWBURGH : bendy gold and azure, a borde r
engrailed gules .
Blazoned for Robert de Newborough in Duns . II . The
family were of Berkeley, Somerset, and of Wilts .

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SHIELDS OF ARM S
EMORE SAVAGE : silver six lions rampant sable .
Blazoned for " molls. Arnold Savage " in Will . and in
Duns . II . For sir Roger Savage of Kent in Parl . The sam e
shield is given for Savage of Worcestershire at the visitation
of 1600, and of Tidbury, Gloucestershire, at the visitation
of 1623, and for other branches at the later visitations o f
Worcestershire in 1634 . See also Visitation of Wilts ., ed. by
W. Marshall, and of Worcester, ed. by Metcalfe .
388. OLYVER DYNANT : gales a fess indented of five fusil s
ermine and a border silver .
Sir Oliver Dynham was knighted after the siege of Calais
in 1348. He was in the retinue of sir John de Chevereston ,
and had letters of protection, going abroad 5 June 1 347 •
(\Vrottesley's Crecy and Calais, p. 124 .) The shield is
blazoned without the border for " John de Dynham " i n
Will .
389. ARTHUR BELTOFT : silver a fret and a chief azure .
So borne by sir Roger de Beltoft of Lincolnshire in Parl .
In Powell les annes de Beltoft have the field gold . FVY 40 0
with fret vent .
J90 . BRYAN DOBBENY : gules a fess indented of five fusils
silver .
Blazoned for various members of the Daubeny family i n
most of the rolls from St. George to Glover Ord. The
number of fusils varies from three to five, sometimes
differenced by bearing small charges upon them, sometimes
with these small charges borne in chief or with a basto n
over all . For account of family see CP IV, 93 if .
J91. GUY OF LYNDFORD : gules a fret engrailed ermine .
This shield is given in Will . for " mons. John de Eynesford,"
who gave evidence in the trial Scrape v . Grosveno r
(I, 162) .
J92. RICHARD OF COBHOME : gules three piles wavy gold .
This is not the shield of the lords Cobham; the Cobha m
arms were a chevron with different charges upon it for th e
various branches . See Col . Top . et Gen . VII, 343-45 and
354, also the rolls of arms . Sir John MVlauduit bore the shiel d
at Duns. I .
393 . WALTER BoYs : silver two bars gules and a ben d
sable .
Blazoned for Arnold and Henry- de Boys in Jen . Ord. The
shield is that of the Lincolnshire and Leicestershire familie s
of the name .

MS . ASHAIOLE NO. 834 15 1
394 . LAURENCE SWYNBURGE : gules three swi pes ' heads
silver .
395 .
This is the earliest shield of Swinburne . Blazoned as here
for Adam de Swynehurne in Glover . The editor has not
been able to trace this man .
GORNAY : sable a chevron between , three bulls'
heads caboshed gold .
So blazoned for sir John Gornay in Glover Ord .
396 . JWAN HERON : gules three herons silver .
397 .
398 .
399 .
Blazoned as here for Roger and William Heron in Parl .
and also in Powell . The earlier shield had the field azure a s
blazoned first in Glover and also in later rolls . Jordan Hero n
was of Hadstone, Northumberland, living temp . Henry III .
Pedigree RND 304 .
CLYBBURNE of Westmorland : silver fretty sable and
a chief gules .
This shield does not appear in the rolls ; it is blazoned i n
the dictionaries with the chief sable and three chevronels
braced instead of fretty . The two charges are probably the
same in origin. Cliburn is a parish in the north of Westmorland.
There is a short account of the place and famil y
in NBWC I, pp . 457 if .
'ILLR . LANCASTER Solibred in Westmorland : silver
two bars gules on a canton gules a molet gold .
Sockbridge is a manor in the parish of Barton, Westmorland
. The family were a branch of the Lancasters, lords
of Kendal, whose shield they differenced by placing a molet
instead of a leopard upon the canton. See Caer. There is
an account of the family in NBWC I, 400 if., and a pedigree
in FCW 75 .
GEFFREY THIRKELD of Poterdall : silver a mauncli
gules and a border sable .
The shield is blazoned without the border in Powell, and
with a label vert for William Thirkeld in Jen . The nam e
is front Threlkeld, Cumberland. The shield derives feudally
from that of Hastings. The border is here a difference for
a younger branch. Patterdale is at the head of Ullswater in
the parish of Barton . See NBWC I, q98 .
400 . RAUF WOLLINGTON : gold on a chevron sable thre e
spread eagles gold .
401. EDW . BESSINTON : azure a pierced cinquefoil gold .
So blazoned for sir Stephen Bessington in Glover Ord .
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152 SHIELDS OF ARMS
402 . \'VILLA . de Her11 : gules a chevron silver betwee n
three shovellers .
So blazoned in Powell and Will. for sir Robert Herle .
William, Robert's father, was lord of Herle (now Kirkharle) ,
Northumberland, chief justice of the court of common pleas ;
died 1347 . (HN II, i, 238; pedigree 239 .)
403 . J . DE BURES : silver on a bend sable three dolphin s
silver .
This shield does not appear elsewhere in the published rolls
of arms. Pap., p. 238, gives it as one of the shields copie d
incorrectly into Glover Ord . and accepted as authentic
because of that. It is not the shield of the knightly family
of Suffolk, who bore ermine on a chief indented sable two
lions rampant gold, Powell and brass in Acton church ,
Suffolk .
404 . RAUF KENDALL : silver a bend vert and a label o f
three points gules .
So blazoned for sir Robert de Kendale of Herts . in Parl .
See Cussan's Hertfordshire, parts iii and Iv, 97 .
405. ROBERT PALTON : silver six cinquefoils gales .
So blazoned for sr. Jon Palton in Powell, also for sir F .
Paltoun of Suffolk in the 1Iilitary roll of Henry VI .
406 . TH . DE WODERINGTON : quarterly silver and gules a
bend gobony sable and gules .
Differenced from the arms of Widdrington of Widdrington ,
Northumberland, by making their sable baston gobony .
For seals of family see DS, nos . 2651-54 . This man doe s
not appear in the published pedigrees of the family. The
shield is derived from the quarterly one of Fitz Roger, lord s
of Warkworth and Clavering .
40 7 . R . CHAMBERLEYN : gules a fess between three escallop s
gold a crescent on the fess for difference .
So blazoned for sire Robert Chaumberlein of Lincolnshir e
in Parl. In the same roll sir Richard bears a chevron in
place of the fess .
40S . J . HEVERINGHAM : silver a fees azure and a label o f
three points gules .
Blazoned for sr Jon . Everyngham in Powell and in the
Nativity. They were lords of Birkin, near Pontefract, i n
the West Riding. The shield here given is that of Birkin .
The old arms of the lords Everingham were gules a lion
rampant vair . See SS XLI, p . 12 .
409 . \VILLni . CU'SANS : azure a bend fusilly silver .
So blazoned for sr. Peter Gussau in Glover Ord ., and fo r
William Cusance in Jen. Ord ., who was one of the king ' s
knights at Crecy and Calais .

410 .
411 .
412 .
4 13.
4 14.
4 15.
416 .
4 1 7•
MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834
153
H . DE SOTTHILL : gules a spread eagle silver beake d
and armed gold .
Blazoned for " sire Henry- de Sodhull " in Borough., and
for sir John in Powell Sothill is in the parish of Dewsbury ,
West Riding. Pedigree FVY 2 75, 33 1 and H XVI, 290 .
WILL11 . PERCIHAY : silver a cross patonce gules a n
escutcheon gold charged with a cross sable, in th e
quarter .
So blazoned for sir Walter Percehay in Borough . The
shield is that of Vesci, with which family they were connected
. The shield in the quarter is also that of Vesci, or,
as stated in Borough ., that of Aton . Pedigrees FVY 186 ;
SS, no . 41, p. 86 .
R . PERCIHAY : silver a cross patonce gules a borde r
indented gules .
Blazoned as here, with a lozenge in the quarter, for Walter
Percehay in Jen. Ord .
DE WOODBURGE : barry silver and azure three lion s
rampant gules .
So blazoned for " Ralph de Wodeburgh " in St. Georg e
and Charles .
SWYNARTON : silver a cross floretty sable .
So blazoned for sir Roger Swinnerton in Duns . I, and for
sir Thomas in Calais . The name is from Swinnerton, Staffs .
Account of family, William Salt Society, N .S ., III, 73 if .
DE LONGEVILL : gules a dance between eight crosse s
crosslet silver .
Blazoned with the fess ermine for sir Gerard Longueville i n
Powell, and as here for sir John of Hunts . in Parl . The
family were of Overton Longueville, co . Huntingdon .
Pedigree Herald and Genealogist VI, p . 49 if .
LITTELBERY : silver two leopards gules and a border
Vert .
This shield with the border does not appear in the roll s
of arms . In Will. John Littlebury bore silver two leopard s
gules, which in Powell Robert differenced by a label azure .
In Jen . Ord. the shield is differenced by a bend vent charged
with three eagles gold . The effigy of sir Humphrey Littlebury
in Holbeach church, Lincolnshire, bears two leopard s
only. (Stothard, Monumental Effigies, plates 75-76 .) Pedigree
G IV, 189 if .
DE MANERS : silver a saltire engrailed sable .
" Sir Baudewyn de Maners " bore this shield in Duns . I .
Henry bore the same arms in Charles .
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154
SHIELDS OF ARMS
418 . BOUTEVILLAIN : silver three crescents gules .
4 19.
Borne by sir Robert Boutevilain of Northants . in Duns. I ;
also by William in Powell .
DE FFRANKE : Vert a saltire engrailed gold .
Borne by sir William Franks in Powell and Jen . Ord .
420 . J . THWAYTES : silver on a fess sable between three
fleurs-de-lis gules, three bezants .
The shield borne by Thwaites of Remerstone, Norfolk . It
is blazoned for them in Derbyshire Pedigrees ; G VIII, 176 .
42I . FFERLAY : gules three motets gold pierced gules and a
quarter ermine .
The shield is given in Pap ., p . 995, for Hargill, Yorkshire ,
and for Westwood, co . Worcester .
422 . WALTER EGES : sable three escallops gold .
4 2 3 .
4 2 4 .
4 2 5 .
The shield is given in Glover Ord . for sir William Waldecot.
WILLKi . DE\ -EREUX : gales a fess between thre e
roundels silver .
This is probably an error, as the arms of Devereux of
Lyonshall, Holme Lacy and Stoke Lacy, co . Hereford, bear
the three roundels or plates in chief . The shield is s o
blazoned for various members of the family in Powell an d
Parl. (CP IV, 302 ff . )
ROGER FFANACOURT : paly gules and gold a canton
ermine .
This is the shield of Basset of Drayton . At Borough. and
in Powell sir Bartholomew Fanecourt sable a cross fiory
and a border engrailed gold . Another shield is given for
Gerard in Jen . Ord., namely azure billety gold and a quarter
ermine. Sable a cross patonce silver and a border engraile d
gold is given for " sir Bartholomew Fanacourt " in Glover
Ord .
No NAME : ermine on a fess gules three castles gold .
This shield is given for Comberton in Glover Ord . Pap . ,
p . 786, blazons it for Carliton, quoting Harl . MS . 1386 ,
fo . 65 .
426 . T . NEWMARCHE : silver a fess indented of five fusil s
gules .
So blazoned in Powell and Parl . for sir Thomas Newmarc h
and for others of the family in these and other rolls . There
is a pedigree of the family in H XVI, p . 223 .

MS . ASHMOLE NO. 834 15 5
427 . T . KYDDALL : quarterly I and IV sable a saltir e
embattled silver ; II and III azure three bends
checky gold and gules .
The arms on quarters I and IV are given for Thoma s
Kydeley in Will ., and for Kedall of Lincolnshire in Pap . ,
p . 1o62 . Quarters II and III are so blazoned for Solers or
Solere in Glover Ord. See Misc. Gen. et Her ., 2nd ser ., II ,
96, for Kyddall .
428. WILLfi . ELTHOFT : sable three chess-rooks silver .
This shield is not given in the printed rolls or in a n
earlier authority than this. In FVY, p. 301, the Visitatio n
of 1585 gives this shield in the first quarter for Eltoft o f
Farnell in Craven; they were originally of Darlington .
429 . RAUF DE BOSVILL : silver a fess fusilly gules, upon i t
an escallop silver, in chief five leaves slipt sable .
In Jen. Ord. Roger Bosvylle bears three trefoils or leave s
in chief. The Visitation arms for Bosvile of Gunthwaite ,
Yorkshire, have three bears' heads rased in chief, whilst
the Warmsworth branch bear three inolets in chief . (FV Y
33 8, 35 6 .) See also SS 1 33, pp . 47, 54 and 2o8 . They were
a distinguished Yorkshire family with many branches, an d
later settled in Kent .
43 0 . J - MANSTON : quarterly I and IV sable a ben d
embattled counter-embattled silver ; II and II I
quarterly I and 4 silver a fess between three bird s
vert legged gules, 2 and 3 azure a lion rampan t
gold crowned silver .
43 1 .
43 2 .
Quarters I and IV are so blazoned in Glover Ord. for
Manston. Quarters 1 and 4 in II and III are given in th e
same authority for Clyff; quarters 2 and 3 bear the arm s
of Darell . See no. 6 above .
J . BRERLAY : silver a cross crosslet gules .
So borne by " sir Thomas Brereley " in Powell . A
Yorkshire family of Killerby and Peckhall in Richmondshire .
A branch were of Midridge Grange, co . Durham. See FVY
499; FVD 6o; and pedigree in SD III, 313 .
SR . R . WALDGRAVE : per pale gules and silver a ben d
engrailed sable .
So blazoned for " sir Richard Waldegcave " in Powell .
Pedigree H XIII, p. 307 if .
433 . SR . T . MuLTON : barry gules and silver a bend azure . Fo .
54 °
The differenced shield of the Multons, lords of Egremont .
It is blazoned as here for Thomas Multon of Frankton
in Duns . II and also in Powell. The lords of Gilsland
differenced by a label and omitted the bend . There is a n
account of the family in NBWC II, 73 if .

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SHIELDS OF ARM S
434 . SR . J . HARDESHULL : silver a chevron sable between
ten martlets gules .
435 .
436.
437 .
43S.
Borne as here by him at Borough . and also in later rolls .
He was son and heir of Wm . de H. of Hartshill, co . Warwick ,
by Juliane sue jure baroness Hackie. He was on the king' s
side at Boroughbridge, and with prince Edward at Cr€cy .
He was summoned to parliament 1341-50, and died befor e
1S June 1369. (CP VI, 391 .) See no . 365 above .
SR. J . DERWENTWAT : silver two bars gules On a
canton gules a cinquefoil silver .
So blazoned for him in Jen . Ord. and in Will. For account
of family see Hutchison's Cumberland II, 227 .
SR. AD. DERGTON : Barry sable and silver a label o f
three points gold .
Without the label the shield is that of Haughton ,
Cheshire. (Pap . 54 . )
SR . ROGER SWYNERTON : Silver a cross crosslet, th e
ends patonce, sable .
This is the same shield as no . 414, though tricked in a
different form . See note to that shield .
SR. J . WESTON : silver a fess sable and a border gules
bezanty .
So blazoned for him in Duns. I . " Sire Johan de Weston
le fiz " bore it at Borough .
439. SR . WILLR . DABBENAY : gules a fess fusilly silver an d
a bend azure .
So borne by him at Duns . II . It is differenced from the
shield of the lords Daubeny by the bend. See no. 390
above .
440 . SR. WILI_M CUSANCE : sable a bend silver and a
label of three points gules .
A similar shield to -this is blazoned for one of the same
names in Jen . Ord., but there the bend is engrailed an d
an escallop is borne in chief in place of the label. See no . 40 9
above .
441 . SR . WTILLft . Bucii.tISTER : silver fleuretty and a lio n
rampant sable .
Borne with the field crusilly in Borough. by " sire Willia m
Bukemynster " and fleuretty as here in Parl. by " sir e
Willame de Bocmonstre " of Lincolnshire (?) .

442 .
443 .
444 .
445 .
MS . ASHMOLE NO. 831 15 7
SR . T . KERDISTON : gules a saltire engrailed silver a
label of three points checkv gold and azure .
Borne as here but without the label in Parl ., and for si r
Roger with gold label in Parl . and Powell. They were of
Kerdeston, Norfolk . See CP VII, 190, and Blomefield' s
Norfolk X, 112 .
SR . RAYNOLD COBHAM : gules a chevron between three
escallops gold .
This is an error ; for the correct shield see no . 134 above .
These arms are those of Chamberlain, see no . 407 above .
SR . STEPHAN COSINGTON : azure three roses gold .
So given for " Steven Cusintone " in Planche, and for
" sire Willin . de Cosingtone " in Parl. See Surrey Arch .
Colls . III . A seal of Stephen Cosington of 24 Henry V I
bears charges as here .
SR . J . DE MOULES : silver two bars gules in chie f
three roundels gules .
Blazoned for " sir. John de Moyles " in Falk. The same
shield is on the seal attached by him to the baron's lette r
to the Pope, and is given in most of the later rolls . He
was summoned to parliament 1299 until his death in 1311 .
See CP, first edition, s .v .
446. SR. J . DE SULLE : ermine three chevrons gules .
447 .
This shield does not appear in the printed rolls, but i s
blazoned for " Soules " in sir David Lyndsay's MS . of
Scottish Arms, printed in facsimile, Edinburgh, 1878, and
is so quartered by the earls of Douglas for Soules of Liddesdale.
The seals of that family show barry a bend . Se e
SND XXI, no . 720 .
No NAME : silver two bars azure in chief three escallop s
azure .
The shield of Errington of Errington and Beaufront ,
Northumberland, as given in Jen . Pedigree NCH IV, 188 .
Also blazoned no . 752 below .
448. 'WORRY'S I3ERKELEY : gules crusilly silver and a
chevron ermine .
So blazoned for " monsr . Morys de Berkeley " in Duns . II ,
and with the crosses of slightly different shape in Will .
See CP II, p . 116 if. The name Maurice was that of six of
the family between the twelfth and fifteenth centuries .
449. GILBERT ELYSFELD : barry wavy silver and sable, ove r
all a lion rampant gules .
At Borough. " sire Gilbert de Elmesfeld " bore uncl e
d'argent et de sable . The same arms are borne by " sir
Gilberd de Elcheffeld " in Parl ., differenced by a label gales ,
and by sir John " de Elcheffeld " ozzndee de argent e d e
sable . The lion over all does not appear elsewhere than here .
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158
45 0 .
45 1 .
45 2 .
453 .
454 .
455 .
456.
457 .
458.
SHIELDS OF ARM S
SR . ROBERT FFERRERS : vair gold and gules .
The original shield of Ferrers, earls of Derby, as blazone d
in the early rolls of Henry III date . Later they adopted
the voided lozenges of de Quincy as given for sir Willia m
Ferrers (of Groby) in Falk . Some of the younger branche s
continued to use the early shield with various differences .
SR. J . RATLASDON : azure six escallops gold .
So blazoned for " Ratilysdown " in Powell and in Glover
Ord .
SR . TERRY MANNY : gold three chevrons sable .
This shield is given for " Manney " in Powell, and for
" monsr. Terry Manny " in Jen . Ord. Thierry Manny was
a brother of the famous sir Walter Manny, K .G. (Beltz ,
Memorials of the Garter, irr ff .) See no . 490 post .
SR . T . WAKE : silver two bars gules on the first thre e
bezants a border engrailed sable .
The differenced shield of John lord Wake of Liddesdale .
It is blazoned as here for " sire Thomas Wake de Blithesworthe
" in Parl . Blisworth, Northants. See Bridges'
Northamptonshire I, 335, and Baker's Northampton I, 113 ;
II, 239 .
SR . T . SAUNDFORD : silver on a chief gules a chess -
rook gold .
For the arms of Sandford of Yorkshire see FVY 404 and
424 . See no . 335 above .
BASSINGBOURNE : gyronny gold and pules .
This shield is borne vair and gules and silver and gule s
by different members of the family . It is borne as here by
sir John of Hertfordshire in Parl .
SR . T. Lucy : gules three luces paleways silver an d
a border engrailed silver .
The differenced arms of the Lucys, lords of Cockermouth .
At Duns . II sir Thomas Lucy bore these arms with the
addition of a label azure .
SR. GYLES BASSINGBURN : gyronny silver and gules a
label of three points azure .
So carried by him in Jen . Ord ., but there with a basto n
azure instead of the label . See no . 455 above .
SR. J. DODINGSELLES : silver a fess gules in chief a
molet gules .
As blazoned in Duns. I and in Parl. for this man. Ther e
is a pedigree in Blomefield's Norfolk VI, 170, and i n
Thoroton's Notts . III, 37 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 159
459 . SR . J . HINCLA : gules a chevron engrailed gold an d
a label of three points gold (?) .
" Sir Jon de Hyncle " bears this shield, without the label ,
in Powell .
460 . SR . SYMOND BASSETT : ermine on a canton gules a
molet gold .
So borne by " monsr. Simond Bassett " at Duns . II . The
many different shields borne by the various branches of th e
Basset family are given by Dugdale, Usage of Arms, ed .
1812, pp . 12/13 . See also CP II, p. r if .
461 . SR ROBERT I IERPINGIIAIII : azure an escutcheon silve r
in an one of martlets gold .
46 2 -
463 .
4 64.
4 6 5 .
Borne by sir Thomas Erpingham in Will ., and with the
escutcheon vert and the martlets silver by sir Thoma s
Erpingham, K .G . (1401), and also in Parl . by sir Thoma s
of Norfolk . See Blomefield ' s Norfolk VI, 412 .
SR . J . BREUS : silver crusilly and a lion rampant
gules .
This shield is given in St. George for William Gifford . It
does not appear as a Brus shield elsewhere than here . It
may be a differenced coat for a junior branch of Brus o f
Skelton, who bore silver a lion rampant azure .
SR . RAUF LINGAkI : harry azure and gold on a ben d
gules three cinquefoils silver .
So blazoned for him in Powell . The family of Lingen
were of Radbroke, Gloucester, and of Sutton, co . Hereford .
SR . TERR. (?) LINCHEFELD : gold two bars gules eac h
charged with five lozenges on a quarter silver a
crescent gules charged with four lozenges silver .
The shield is nearly identical with that borne, with variou s
differences, on the canton by Geargy or Gery of Royston ,
Herts. See Pap ., pp . 35/36 .
SR . EIroRE FFOSSETT : gold six bastons gules . Fo . 55 v
So blazoned for " monsr. Amaun Fossad " in Duns . IIde
goules ove six bendes d'or .
466 . SR . WILLR . FFITZWAREN : quarterly per fes.s indented
ermine and gules .
The differenced shield of the lords Fitzwarren . This shiel d
is blazoned for him in Powell and in Will. He was surnamed
" Le frere " and summoned to parliament in 1342 .
Nominated K .G . circa 1349; died 1361 . (CP V, 512; Beltz ,
Garter 96 . )

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467.
468 .
469 .
470.
47 1 .
47 2 .
473 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
SR . A . NORTON : silver on a canton vert a lio n
rampant gold .
This bears, cn the canton, the shield of " sire James d e
Nortone," who appears amongst the Hampshire knights i n
Parl . He bore de vert a un lion de or . The arms as here
appear for " monsr. Thomas Norton " in Glover Ord .
SR . HAMOND STRANGE : gules two lions passant silver ,
a border engrailed gold .
The differenced shield of L'Estrange, lords of Knockyn ,
Shropshire, and of Hunstanton, Norfolk . The engraile d
border appears on the seal of Roger L'Estrange, lord of
Ellesmere. attached to the baron's letter to the Pope (1301) .
It is blazoned for him in Planche and is therefore the
difference of the Ellesmere branch .
SR . ROBERT CREY : gold a cross sable a martlet sabl e
in the quarter .
Sir Simon and sir John Crey of Kent bore gules a cros s
engrailed gold in Parl. and Jen. Ord. The shield here
blazoned does not appear elsewhere .
SR. WALTER MANNY : gold three chevrons sable a lio n
passant gold on the first chevron .
So blazoned for him in Duns . II . He was one of the
most famous of the knights of Edward III ; married Margaret ,
duchess of Norfolk, grand-daughter of Edward I ; summone d
to parliament 1397-71 ; K .G . 1359; died 1371 1 7 2 . See no .
45 2 above .
SR. ROGER UFFORD : sable a cross engrailed gol d
and a bend ermine .
The differenced shield of Ufford, earls of Suffolk . It is
borne with many differences by various cadets of the family ,
but this shield with the bend ermine does not occur
elsewhere. Detailed pedigree of Ufford Coll. Top . at Gen .
II, 272177 . Sir Roger does not appear in it.
SR . WILL11I . CONSTABLE : quarterly vert and gules
a bend engrailed gold .
Constable of Flamborough and after of Everingham ,
descended from the Constables of Chester, bore quarterly
gales and vair a baston gold . The change of colour in thi s
shield here given does not occur elsewhere in the rolls . Se e
pedigree FVY 178/99 .
SR . HENRY HILLORY : sable a cross crosslet silver
between four fleurs-de-lis silver .
Crosses crosslet and fleurs-de-lis are borne on the shield s
of the Hillarys both of Essex and of Leicestershire, but the
editor cannot trace the above shield .

MS. ASH âIOLE NO. 831 16 1
474 . SR . RICtI . PESHALL : silver a cross crosslet, the ends
patonce, sable, in the quarter on an escutcheon
gules a lion rampant silver .
In Will . monsr. Adam Peshale bears silver a cross Fleury
sable on a quarter gales a lion's head rased silver crowned
gold . Sir Adam was sheriff of Staffordshire 1340/41 . Sir
Richard Peshale was his son by his second wife. (See G.E .C .
Complete Baronetage, s .v . )
475. SR . J . KY'RKITON : gules three bars ermine .
So borne by him at Duns . II and in Powell. He was of
Kirton in Holland, Lincolnshire . Summoned to parliament
1362-67; died 1366-67 . (CP VII, 33 8 . )
476 . SR . THOMAS PERHE : ermine three dogs couran t
gules .
This shield is given in Glover Ord . for " Deach . "
477 . SR. OTES GRAUNSON : paly silver and azure on a
bend gules three curled snakes (gold) .
Sir Otho de Grandison. He fought at Crecy in the secon d
division under the earls of Northampton and Arundel . He
served continuously with the earl of Northampton (Willia m
de Bohun) during the war and was knighted at Calais. The
snakes should be buckles as blazoned in Powell . See Crec y
and Calais by Wrottesley, pp . 34 and 164 .
478 . SR . GERARD ALDENHON : sable on a chief silver tw o
pales gules .
479 . SR . PIERS BESELD : gules on a chief paly silver an d
azure, a ring gold .
480. SR . \VILLat . BOTELER of Warington : azure a bend
between six covered cups gold .
So blazoned for him in Parl . and in Powell. He was o f
Warrington, Lancashire . Summoned to parliament 1295-98 ;
died circa 1328 . The name came from his ancestor, who
was butler to Ralph " de Gernon," earl of Chester . (CP II,
230 . )
481 . SR . `VILLM . DEVEREUX : gules a fess silver in chie f
three roundels silver .
So blazoned for him in Parl . and Powell. In the former
he is placed among the Cheshire knights . The shield i s
differenced from that of the lords Devereux by reversing th e
colours .
482 . SR . RAUF BLUETT : gold on a , chief sable thre e
roundels silver .
The editor cannot trace this shield in the printed rolls . A
similar shield is given by Burke for Bluett of Devonshire .
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162
4 8 3 .
484 -
485 .
486 .
48 7 -
488 .
4 89.
490.
SHIELDS OF ARM S
SR . GERVAYS CLYFTON : sable a lion rampant in an
one of cinquefoils silver .
Blazoned as here for him in Powell. He was of Clifton ,
Notts. His seal of 1380 bears these arms. Account of family
in G .E .C . Baronetage, s.v .
SR . WALTER SELBY : Barry gold and sable .
Blazoned for him in Powell . They were an ancient famil y
originally of Biddlesdon, Northumberland. See pedigree
NCH Iii, 56 .
SR . A . KYRIOLL : gold two chevrons and a canto n
gules .
Blazoned as here for Nicholas de Kyriel of Kent in Parl .
He was summoned to parliament A .D . 1296 . The sam e
shield is given for others of the family in later rolls . Sir
Thomas Kiriell, K .G., 1460, was of the same family .
SR. TH. BROUNE : gules a lion rampant gold and a
border engrailed silver .
This shield is given in Glover Ord . for Rydell or Ridell .
SR. BARTHOLMEW BURGHERSSHE : gules a doubletailed
lion rampant gold .
So borne by him at Borough. and at Calais. It is blazoned
for others of the nanie in later rolls . This man is probably
the second of the name; one of the great knights of
Edward III ; founder K .G .; died 1369. (CP II, 4 26 . )
THWENGE of Gatt 1-Iemyslay, Yorkshire : silver a
chevron between three popinjays vert beake d
gules .
Gate Helmsley is a parish in the North Riding, Bulme r
wapentake; for connection of the family of Thweng with it
see V .C.H., North Riding, pp. 139/40 and 141142. The
arms should have a fess not a chevron as here. Th6y are so
blazoned in the rolls from that of Falk .
FFERRERS of Denshire : gold on a bend sable thre e
" ferrs " silver .
This shield is blazoned for sir John and sir William Ferrers
in Powell . It is differenced from the early shield of Ferrers :
vair gold and gales and a border of ferrs (horseshoes) .
This family were of Devon and Cornwall .
T . LANCASTER of Brampton in Westmorland : silver
two bars gules on a canton gules a molet gold .
Brampton is a manor in the parish of Barton, Westmorland.
The Lancasters are said to have been a younge r
branch of the family of Sockbridge, whose shield they
differenced by placing a molet in place of a lion passant on
the canton. See no. 398 above .

49 1 .
49 2 .
493 .
494 .
495 .
496 .
497 .
498 .
MS . ASHMOLE NO. 834 163
WILLfi . THWAYTE of Marston in Yorkshire : azure a
fess between three stars gold .
Marston in The Ainsty, Yorkshire . Pedigree FVY 93 ,
where this shield is given for the family. See also SS 1 33 ,
p. 99 and note .
\VORSWYKE of niondernes : silver a bend gobony
silver and sable the silver charged with saltire s
gules .
This should probably be blazoned on a bend sable three
lozenges silver each charged with a saltire gales as in Jen .
Ord . for Robert Worswick .
T . BLACKBL?RNE of Copmanura : silver on a bend
sable a lozenge silver charged with a saltire gules .
See FVY 400 .
PERCEVALL of Lvndlay : silver on a chief sable thre e
eagles' heads rased silver .
This shield does not appear to be elsewhere on record .
\'VILLir . CLAPAM of Londisdall : silver on a bend sable
three covered cups silver .
This shield is in the second quarter of the arms of Clapha m
of Beamsley, FVY 12 ; SS, no. 36, p. 43; and CVY II4472,
where it is said to be for Thornton ; it is more likely to b e
the early shield of Clapham .
DRs . BURR prepositus Sce Trinitatis Ebor : gules a
cinquefoil silver impaling silver on a bend sabl e
three molets silver pierced gules .
A cell of Benedictine monks in York belonging to the
abbey of St . Martin, Marmoustier, Tours . (Not . Mon . )
Probably the shield of the cell impaling that of the provost .
THOMAS LEPTON : barry gules and silver on a chie f
azure three wheels gold (" the wheles be playne
without pyks ") .
Of Kepwick, Yorkshire. There is a pedigree in FVY 214 ,
where this shield is given . Thomas Lepton gave a charte r
dated at Kepwick in 1 44 22/43 .
DRs . J . MLI,LM prior de Monisburge (? Newborough) :
gules a lion rampant silver, over all a prior' s
crutch gold, bendways .
The shield of Newborough priory, Yorkshire, being thos e
of the founder (Roger de Mowbray) differenced by the crutch .
In SS 41, p. 19, the crutch is placed in bend sinister. John
Millom was confirmed prior 24 August 1437 ; died A .D . 1459 .
(Mon. Angl . VI, 317 .)
Fo. 56v

16 4
499 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
FFRATER RICus FFAUKES mister domes Sce Roberti :
silver a cross the upright ends a crescent, th e
cross ends patonce impaling ermine a mascl e
sable .
A house of Trinitarian friars, Knaresborough . Richard
Fawkes occurs as master 1449-54 . Tanner, Not. Mon . XLVII ,
gives the arms of Richard of Cornwall for the friary . There
is no other record of the shield given here. The impalemen t
is for Fawkes. See also VCH, Yorkshire, III, p. 296 if .
500. J . LACY of Halyfax parishe : silver six roundels sable .
The shield of Lacy of Cromwell-Bottom in the parish of
Halifax, as blazoned for them FVY 330 .
50I . SLINGESBY of Scrvinge besydes Knarisburge : gules
a chevron silver between in chief two leopards'
faces silver in base a stringed bugle horn silver .
This shield is given FVY 112 in the second quarter o f
Slingsby, and called that of Scriven. William Slingsby o f
Stodley, living 1334, married Joan, daughter and heiress o f
Henry of Scriven, who were foresters of Knaresboroughhence
the bugle horn .
502 . J . BYRNAND of Knaresborough : silver on a ben d
azure three escallops gold .
As blazoned in Constable 's roll SS 41, p. xvi. See als o
FVY 401 .
503. NICHOLAS BAYLTON of Baylton : silver a fess betwee n
three fleurs-de-lis sable .
In the parish of Otley, Nest Riding . Pedigree FVY 303 .
Nicholas, according to this pedigree, must have been livin g
in the early sixteenth century .
504 . WILLil . THORALD of Marston : gold two bars sabl e
on a canton sable a bird gold .
Blazoned berry of six in Con. (SS 41, p . xvi) . See als o
FVY 405 .
505 . KERSFORTH of Barneslay : silver a bend embattle d
sable between three butterflies gules .
Blazoned with a fess in place of the bend in SS 41, p . xiii .
See CVY I, pp . 40/41, for pedigree. There a quarterl y
shield is given : I and IV azure two mill-rinds fessway s
silver ; II and III as here . FVY 335 says arms can be see n
in Barnsley church. The name is from Keresforth-Hill i n
township of Barnsley .

MS . ASHMOLE NO. 834 16 5
506. HARINGTON of Cartmell : sable fretty silver .
The name is from Harrington, near Workington, Cumberland.
The shield is one of the large group of Cumberlan d
shields bearing this charge . It derived originally from th e
shield of Huddleston, lords of Millom . It is blazoned as here
in Duns. I and in Parl. See Baines, Lancaster IV, 648 .
For Cartmell see VCH, Lancaster III, 14, and for Harringto n
ibid ., vols . III and IV passim .
507. DODSWORTH of Stiliston : silver on a bend engrailed
sable three roundels gules, each charged with a
roundel sable upon which is a cross paty .
SS 41, p . xvi, gives the roundel ermine upon the gules .
There are three pedigrees of Dodsworth in Dugdale's Visits .
of Yorks ., but all have different arms from these .
508. PRYOR of Monke Britton : sable three covered cups
silver .
A priory of Cluniacs at Monk-Bretton in West Riding ,
near Barnsley . See SS 41, p . 77 note, and VCH, Yorkshire ,
III, p . 91 if .
509. SR . J . BURTON of Kinslay : silver a bend wavy sable .
As blazoned in SS 41, p. 79 and in FVY, p. 7. Sir
John's son Thomas was living 1585 .
510 . T . VVOMWELL : gules a bend between six unicorns '
heads couped silver .
Pedigree and shield as here FVY 365 . Thomas Wombwell
was living A .D . 1585 . Wombwell is in West Riding, near
Barnsley. The same shield is blazoned for Thomas Womb -
well in EL .
511 . KILLUb1 of Danby in Richmontshire : azure thre e
covered cups gold .
Same shield blazoned in EL . Pedigree H XVI, p . 178 ,
where they are described as of " Kyllom juxta Newarke ."
The name does not appear under any of the Danbys of th e
North Riding in VCH, North Riding . See also FVY 402 .
512 . GRAY de Barton in Rydall : barry silver and azure a
bend gules .
Now Barton le Street in Ryedale wapentake, Nort h
Riding. The manor was granted to Richard de Grey (of
Codnor family) in 1229, and remained with the family unti l
1598. (VCH, North Riding, I, 473 .) The bend should be
gobony gold and gales . Pedigree FVY 7o. See also ibid .
6 39 .

Fo . 57
166
5 1 3 .
5 1 4 .
5 1 5 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
SR . RICH . PYI{FRINGE : gules on a chevron silve r
between three fleurs-de-lis gold three roundel s
sable .
The arms of the Nottinghamshire family (Burke) . See also
knights of Notts . in H, IV, p . 188 . The shield is given for
Pickering of Oswaldkirk FVY 403 .
CHIfLEY : Silver on a bend gules three crosses patonc e
gold .
GILBERT SCARESBROKE : gules between two baston s
engrailed silver three molets silver .
So blazoned for " James of Scarsbricke " in Ballard' s roll
of Edward IV. See Baines, Lancaster IV, 258, and VCH ,
Lancas ., Ill, 196 and passim .
516 . \'VILLiVi . LANGDALL : sable a. chevron between thre e
molets silver .
5 1 7 •
As blazoned in Con . Pedigree FVY 129 .
ROBERT STODOW of Poklington : quarterly I and I V
barry of eight gules and gold on a chief gold a
molet sable ; II sable on a saltire silver a slip t
trefoil azure ; III gules three greyhounds courrant
silver .
The first and fourth quarters are as blazoned fo r
" Stodowe " in Con. Pocklington is in East Riding of
Yorkshire. See also FVY, p. 435 ; Yorks . Arch . Jour. XXVI ,
142 .
518 . LORD FFALCONBERG : quarterly I and IV gules on a
saltire silver a molet gules ; II and III silver a
lion rampant azure .
5 1 9 . J .
Sir William Neville, eighth son of Ralph, earl of Westmorland,
married Joan, daughter and heiress of Thomas lord
Fauconberge . He was summoned to parliament from 1 45 5
to 1461 . He died 1462/63, when the barony of Neville o f
Fauconberge fell into abeyance . The arms are I and I V
Neville differenced ; II and III are Brus of Skelton adopted
by sir Walter Fauconberge II, whose mother was eldest
daughter and co-heiress of Peter Brus of Skelton. (CP, V, s .v . )
The original arms of Fauconberge were gold a fess azure in
chief three pallets gules . (St. George . )
CARTINGTON : gules a fess between three cart -
wheels silver .
Shield bears the charges on his seal of 1469 (SND, no . 143) ,
and as blazoned in Glover Ord. and EL . For account o f
family see AA, 2nd ser ., XIV, 397. He died c . A .D . 1494 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 167
520 . SR . WILL1ci . WODRINGTON : quarterly silver and gules
a baston sable .
So blazoned in Powell and Will . Of Widdrington ,
Northumberland. Pedigree HN II, If, 230 ff .; FVN 125-126 ;
and AA, 3rd ser ., II, 178. See also no. 406 above .
521 . T . ENGS : gules a chevron between three fleurs-de-li s
silver .
522 . WILLKI . CHORLEY : silver a chevron gules betwee n
three flowers vert edged azure .
Chorley, Lancashire . See VCH, Lancaster III, 25/7 .
The editor cannot find this shield recorded elsewhere .
523 . Ric . of Aldburge : sable a fess silver between six
crosses crosslet gold .
Blazoned azure a fess silver between three crosses crosslet
gold for William Aldeburgh in the Nobility roll of Edward II .
See also effigy in Aldborough church . Pedigree FVY 279 .
524 . SR . RICHARD WOODVILL : silver two bars gules on a
canton gules a spread eagle gold .
The editor cannot identify this shield with the family .
The Woodville coat was silver a fess and a canton gules .
525 . WILSTROPPE : quarterly 1 and IV azure a chevron
between three lions passant silver ; II and III
gules strewn with cinquefoils and a maunch silver .
Quarters I and IV are- so blazoned for John Willestlzorp in
Jen. Pedigree SS 144, p . 85. Quarters II and III are the
arms of Acclom of Moreby, Yorkshire . The editor has not
been able to trace the marriage . See 'SS 144, p . 85 .
526 . GRAY of Therlowe : barry silver and azure on a ben d
gules three pierced cinquefoils silver .
So blazoned for Grey in Glover Ord . The differenced
shield of Grey of Codnor .
527 . SR . HENRY of Rytfforthe : per bend sable and silver
a lion rampant counter-coloured .
Given for sir Henry Ratford in Glover Ord ., and fo r
Ritford FVY 404 .
528 . PETER LIMESY : gules a spread eagle gold beake d
and armed azure .
So borne at Borough. by sir Piers de Limsey, and wit h
various differences in later rolls .
529. J . DE MEWSE : azure three griffins passant gold .
Blazoned for " Geoffrey de Meus " in Duns . II with six
griffins, and also in Powell . The shield here tricked is no t
recorded elsewhere .
Fo .
57 °

16 8
530 .
531 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
DE CHERDSDON : gold on a bend gules three goat s
passant silver .
Blazoned for " John de Chevereston " with the field silver
in fen. Ord . He was in the retinue of John de Veer, ear l
of Oxford, at Calais and Crecy, and appears in the Pipe rol l
as of Northamptonshire . (Crecy and Calais, pp . 92 and 141 .)
DE SALTMARKE : silver crusilly and three pierced
cinquefoils gules .
Borne at Borough . by sir Piers de Saltmarsh . Pedigre e
FVY roo. See also ibid. 65o .
532 . COLPLAND : sable three ewers silver a molet silver
between them .
The editor cannot trace a family of this name who bore
this shield. Coupland of Cumberland bore silver two bars
and a canton gold over all a bend azure . The Northumberland
family bore a molet on a cross. Pap. gives the shiel d
here for Cornwall and Butler, and a similar one for Warcop .
533 . RODYRFFORTHE : silver an one gules in chief thre e
martlets sable .
The shield of Rutherford of Middleton Hall, Northumberland.
Pedigree SS 1z2, p . 99 and NCH YII, 204 .
534 . MAULEY and BIGOD : quarterly I and IV gold a ben d
sable ; 1I and III gold on a cross engrailed gules
five escallops silver .
Quarters I and IV Manley of Mulgrave ; II and III Bigod
of Settrington . On the death of the last Peter Manley ,
Mulgrave event to Constance his sister, who was the wife of
sir John Bigod of Settrington. (VCH, North Riding, II ,
395 . )
535 . LORD SUDLEP : quarterly I and IV gold two baston s
gules ; II and III gules a fess gobony silver an d
sable between six crosses paty fitchy gold .
Quarters I and IV are blazoned in many rolls for Sudley ;
quarters II and III are for Boteler of Wemme, also give n
in early rolls. Thomas Boteler, nephew of John lord
Sudeley, became vested in the barony, and in 1441 his son
Ralph was created baron Sudeley . (HP 45 8 . )
536 . WILLK't• SKERGILL : quarterly I and IV ermine a
saltire gules ; II and III azure on a fess silve r
three crosses crosslet gules .
I and IV for Scargill of Scargill in North Riding, Yorkshire
; II and III bear the shield of Newsome of Yorkshire .
See pedigree PHY I, 292 and also VCH, North Riding ,
I, 4 1 .

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MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 169
SR . ALEXANDER NEVILL : quarterly I and IV gules
on a saltire silver a molet gules ; II and III silver
on a fess between three double-headed sprea d
eagles sable two crescents silver .
The molet on the saltire was the difference used by th e
family of Thornton Bridge . Sir Alexander of that plac e
married Catherine Evers. His will was proved 25 Jun e
1457 . See pedigree SD IV, 163 and FVY 611 . Quarter s
II and III the editor cannot identify. A similar shield i s
given in Pap . 807 for Tasell of Suffolk .
538 . RAUF ASHETON of Fvrton in Rvdall : quarterly I
and IV silver a pierced molet sable ; II and II I
quarterly, 1 and 4 ermine on a fess gules thre e
rings gold, 2 and 3 paly silver and vert .
He was son of sir John Ashton of Ashton-under-Lyne, wh o
is of Fryton in 1482 . Sir Ralph was knight-marshal o f
England under Edward IV, and acted as vice-constable at
the coronation of Richard III . (VCH, North Riding, I, 507 . )
Quarters r and 4 of the grand quarters are for Barton .
Ralph Ashton's wife was Margery, daughter and heiress o f
John Barton. 2 and 3 the editor cannot identify . Pap .
1or8 gives the shield for Langley and Lawson .
539 . SR . T . of Rameston : silver a chevron and in dexte r
chief a pierced cinquefoil sable .
54 0 .
54 1 .
54 2 .
This is not the shield of Ramsden, and does not appear to
be elsewhere recorded .
SR . HAMERTON : silver three hammers sable .
Blazoned as here in Jen. Ord. for Lawrence Hamerton ,
and also in FVY, p. 526, for Hamerton of Hellifield Peel .
See also SS 133, p . 81 .
TH . FFLEMYNGE of ffournes : silver fretty gules and a
label of three points azure .
A shield derived feudally from that of Huddleston, lord s
of Millom . It is blazoned for John Fleming, with the labe l
vert, in Jen . Ord .
EDM . WADDISLEY of Otrington : silver a cross sable
a martlet gules in the quarter .
South Otterington, a parish in Birdforth, North Riding .
A moiety of -the manor passed with Thornton-le-Street to
the Waddeslev's before 1439. Edmund was living 1 433 .
(VCH, North Riding, I, 455 ; II, 50 .) Wadesley of Yorkshire
bore silver on a bend between three inartlets gales thre e
escallops silver . FVY 405 gives this as an alternative shield .

Fo .
5 8
j i Q SHIELDS OF ARM S
543 .
544 .
545 .
546 .
547 .
54 8 .
SHORTHOS of Burrobrigge : silver on a chevro n
between three escallops sable three crescent s
silver .
Boroughbridge in the West Riding. For earliest shiel d
and crest see SS 144, p . 45 . Burke gives the shield as here
for Shorthose of Yorkshire . See also FVY 404 .
REDMAN of Thornton in Lonsdalle : quarterly I and
IV gules three cushions ermine a crescent fo r
difference ; II and III gules three squirrels silver .
Thornton, wapentake of Ewcross, West Riding, on borde r
of Lancashire. Quarters I and IV bear the arms of Redma n
derived feudally from the cushions of the Greystocks . The
arms are blazoned as here in Pall. and in Will. for sir
Matthew Redman . Quarters II and III the editor canno t
identify. Pap . 171 gives the shield for Martheby .
REDMAN of Irby in Lonsdalle : quarterly I and I V
gules three cushions ermine a ring for difference ;
II and III silver three stringed bugle horns sable .
Ireby in Lancashire, over the border, a few miles fro m
Thornton .
J . CATRIKE of Stanwyke : I and IV silver on a fes s
engrailed sable three quatrefoils gold ; II and III
checky sable and silver and a border gules .
Stanwick St. John in North Riding, Yorkshire . Th e
family of Catterick held the manor from the fifteenth century
under the Knights Hospitallers. (VCH, North Riding, I ,
129.) The shields are as blazoned in FVY 255 . See also
SS 1 44, p . 4 .
SR. J . CHEWSTON : gold on a bend gules three
chevrons silver .
This shield was borne by " sir John Cheveresdon " a t
Duns . II with the field gold and the chevrons ermine . Se e
no. 530 above .
SR . NICHOL BONEVILLE : gold on a bend sable three
molets silver pierced gules .
So blazoned for him in Borough . Another shield is given
FVY 639 .
549 .
SR. J . DE CHEMIRSTON : silver three bends gules .
Blazoned for Bodringham or Botringham in the rolls of
arms .
550. SR . RAUF DARMDELL : silver on a bend gules three
lozenges gold .

.55 1 .
MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 17 1
SR . J . TRUSSELL : silver a cross patonce gules a labe l
of three points azure .
So borne by sir William Trussell in Borough ., and by si r
John in Powell . At the Visitations Trussell of Notts . and
Essex bore silver fretty gales on each joint a bezant a
bordure azure . (H, IV, 28 and H, XIII, 359 . )
552 . SR . ROGER CULLY : silver a chevron between thre e
pierced molets sable .
So blazoned for Hugh de Cuilly (? of Leicestershire) in
J en . Ord .
553. SR . E . Busor : silver three hougets gules .
Burke gives a similar shield for " Bussy," but it is no t
elsewhere on record . The shield here given is blazoned i n
the rolls for Trusbut and Ros .
554 . SR . J . \VALYS : gules three gemell rings silver over al l
a bend gold .
These arms are not recorded elsewhere .
555 . SR. EDW. BARD : gules three boars' heads rase d
ermine .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere for the family. Bard
of Lincolnshire bore quite a different shield . (Coll . Top . e t
Gen . IV, 59 . )
556. SR . T. ARDERN : ermine a fess checkv gold and azure .
The arms of the Warwickshire family of Arden blazoned
for them in Parl . and in later rolls . See Visits . of Staffs .
(Wm. Salt Soc .); Drummond's Noble British Families, plates
r and rr; Dugdale's Warwickshire passim .
55j . SR. SYMOND PERPOUNT : azure a chief checks gol d
and gules .
So blazoned in Powell for " perpownt " and for " Symon
de Perpunt " in Planche . See Evton's Shropshire I, 218 ,
and Thoroton's Notts . I, 176 .
558 . SR. HUGH BUIiINGHAIII : ermine a lion rampant gules ,
over all on a bend azure three bezants .
The shield does not appear in the rolls of arms . It bears
the arms of Buckenham or Bokenham of Norfolk .
559 . SR. J . NoUGON : gules four gemell rings gold and a
quarter silver .
560. SR . J . STORMY : sable a lion rampant silver .
So blazoned for " sir John Sturmyn " at Calais . I n
FVY 1i7 and 196 William Sturmy, " lord of Dromanby " i n
Cleveland, bore this shield . Their heiress married sir Robert
Constable of Barneby .

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SHIELDS OF ARM S
Fo . 58V 561 . SR . G . HURSHOM : silver a lion rampant sable
crowned gold, a border gules .
These arms are not recorded elsewhere .
562 . WM . of lrghum : silver a chevron between three
martlets sable .
Blazoned as here in Glover Ord . for " Argum . " It is.
quartered by Constable of Everingham for Argum . See
pedigree FVY 178 .
563 . J . MONTGOMERY : silver a cross engrailed betwee n
four pierced molets gules .
Blazoned for sir John Montgomery in Jen . Ord. and in
Glover Ord .
564 . SR. T . KERDESTON : gules a saltire silver, a borde r
engrailed silver and a label of three points checky
gold and vert .
These arms without the border and label are blazoned fo r
sir William Kerdeston in Parl . He was summoned t o
parliament 1337-59 . See account of family in CP, VII, 190 .
The shield as here differenced is not recorded elsewhere ; it i s
probably that of sir Thos . Kerdeston who died 1447 . (Se e
pedigree ibid ., p. 1 99 . )
565 . SR . RAUF HANLOWE : silver goutty gules a lion
rampant azure crowned gold and a borde r
engrailed gu les .
In Duns. I sir John Hanlowe bore this shield without th e
border and with the gouttes gold. The same shield is als o
given for hint in Parl . This is the differenced shield of a
cadet branch not elsewhere recorded .
566. SR. RAUF SOFOLK :
crosslet (?) azure .
Not recorded elsewhere .
silver a cross patonce and
567 . SR . J . MOLYNS : sable on a chief silver three lozenge s
gules .
So blazoned for him in Powell, but with the lozenges
conjoined. He was the first lord Molyns. Summoned to
parliament in 1347 ; died 1371. (HP 325 . )
568. SR . J . MOIGNE : barry silver and vert .
Blazoned gold three bars vert for " sr. Jon. Moyne " i n
Powell .
56g . SR . RAUF BLUETT : gold on a chief gules thre e
roundels silver .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 17 3
570. SR . RICH . CULCHETH : gules a bend wavy silver .
The only shield on record for this family bears sable a
griffin silver . Culcheth is a township in the parish o f
Winwick, Lancashire . Notices of the family are scattered in
vols . III and IV of VCH, Lancaster .
571 . SR . J. MAXWELL : silver a saltire sable and a borde r
engrailed vert .
A Scottish shield not recorded in any of the English roll s
of arms. The saltire was borne with many differences b y
various branches of the family, but with the border engraile d
vent does not appear elsewhere than here .
572. SR . PIERS DE LA MARE : gules two leopards silver .
He was knighted at the capitulation of Calais in 1348, and
then bore this shield . It is blazoned for others of the family
in Parl. He was in the retinue of Henry earl of Lancaster
at Calais, and served for lands in Oxford, Wilts. and Herts .
(Crecy and Calais, p . 140 . )
573 .
SR . CONSTANTYNE of Mortymer : gold fretty sable a
label of three points vert .
This is an error . Sir Constantine Mortimer, son of Willia m
lord Mortimer of Attleborough, Norfolk, bore in Duns . I
and at Borough . gold fleuretty sable . He was summoned t o
parliament in 1342 . (HP 338 .) Possibly the error is caused
by confusion between fretty and fleuretty .
574 . THE LORD MULLANS of \v'ilshere : gules three bar s
gold .
This seems to be an error. Lord Molines bore poly wavy
gold and gules blazoned for John Moleyns in Will ., and for
lord Moleyns in Harl . MS. 2169. (Foster's Two Tudor Book s
of Arms, p . 17 . )
575 . SR. OLYVER ST . JOHN : silver a fess sable betwee n
three crescents gules .
This is the shield of Pateshull as borne by sir John de
Pateshull at Borough ., and by sir Walter in Powell . They
were of Bletsho, and sir Oliver St . John was by descent lord
Beauchamp of Bletsho . He was created lord St. John of
Bletsho, Bedfordshire, in 1559, and died 1582 . (HP 413 . )
The shield is not attributed to him elsewhere .
576 . SR . ROBERT HOPTON : silver three bars sable on eac h
bar three molets gold .
So blazoned for him in Jen. See SS 133, p . 32 and notes ;
also FVY 42 .

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578.
SHIELDS OF ARMS
SR . J . BEAUCHAMP : gules a fess between six martlets
gold .
The shield of the Beauchamps, lords of Powick, co .
Worcester, and of Alcester, co . Warwick. Blazoned, with
differences, in the various rolls of arms. This man is.
probably sir John Beauchamp, K .G., third son of sir William
Beauchamp, created lord Beauchamp of Powick 1 447 .
(CP, VI, 46 . )
KATIRALL in Amdernes : azure three mascles gold .
So blazoned for Thomas Caterall in Jen . See SS 1 33, p. 7 7
and notes ; also FVY, p. 291, where this shield is differenced
by a bastou .
579. SR . J . ARUNDELL : sable six " hirondelles " silver .
The canting arms of the family of Cornwall ; they do,
not appear in the rolls of arms . There were many sir Johns ,
and it is not possible to say which is intended here. See
Coll. Top . et Gen . III, p. 389 ff .; Shirley's Noble and Gentle
Men of England, p . 276, and CP, I, p . 261 if .
580. POMERAY of Devonshire : gold a lion rampant gules
and a border engrailed sable .
So blazoned in Powell and Will. Pedigree H, VI, 216 .
581 . WYNDAM of Norffolke : azure three lions ' heads rased
gold .
This shield does not appear elsewhere in the rolls. For
account of the family see Blomefield's Norfolk VIII, 113 .
Pap. (931) gives them for Wyndham of Silton, Dorset .
582 . T . WASTELYN : sable on a bend silver three lions '
heads rased gules .
With different colours the arms are given for Weston in
Glover Ord .
583 .
SR Wni . BONVILL : sable six pierced molets silver .
So blazoned for him in Will . Also in Atkinson's rol l
quarterly with three lioncels gold . He was of Sponton
(? Spaunton in the North Riding), Yorkshire . (Genealogis t
I, 231 note .) See VCH, North Riding, I, 525, and FVY 639 .
LORD HASTINGES : quarterly I and IV gold a maunc h
gules ; II and III gules a bend silver .
I and IV bears the arms of Hastings of Elsing, etc . ,
Norfolk, being the undifferenced arms of Hastings of 584 .
Bergaveny blazoned in most of the printed rolls from Falk .
onwards . II and III are for Foliot of Gressenhall, Norfolk .
Sir Hugh Hastings of Sutton Scotney married, c . 1330 ,
Margery, sole heiress of sir Rich. Foliot, whose arms a s
above were borne by him in Duns . I . CP, VI, 353 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 175
585 . WILLbi . CORNOWE : silver a chevron between thre e
stringed bugle-horns sable .
This shield is blazoned in Hart MS . 2169 for Thoma s
Cornew of Devonshire . (Two Tudor Books of Arms, ed. Jos .
Foster . )
586. SR . T . BEAMOND : vair two bars gules .
Blazoned for John Beaumont barry vair and gales in Will . ,
and for Thomas Beaumont of Devonshire in the Hari . MS .
2169 (Foster op. cit . )
587. SR . A . LAUNGSTROIER : ermine a chevron sable .
Pap . gives this shield for " Landstroder " without any
reference .
588. SKYDMORE : gules three spear heads palewavs silver .
589. RICHARD TWYERE : gules a cross vair .
So blazoned in Planche and in Hari . MS . 2169 (Foste r
op. cit .) for Twyer of Holderness. See Poulson's Holdernes s
II, 192 .
590 . WILLM . REDMAN of Tweselton in Lonsdalle :
quarterly I and IV gules three cushions ermine a
crescent for difference ; I I and III silver thre e
swine (?) sable .
59 1 .
Twiselton in the West Riding, near Ingleton . For I and
IV see no . 544 . II and III the editor cannot identify; the
beasts are not certain .
CORTHORPE of Corthorpe : gold a bend azure .
Given for Carthorpe in Glover Ord . Courthorpe of Sussex
bore silver a fuss azure between three stars sable . See
Shirley, Noble and Gentle Men of England .
59 2 . BERWICKE in Kendall : silver three bears ' heads sable
muzzled gules .
So blazoned for Hugh Berwicke in Ballard's roll of Edward
IV date. See pedigree FVY 229 .
593 . LAURENS of Heland in Kendall : quarterly I and IV Fo . 59 v
silver a cross raguly gules ; II and III lozengy
silver and sable .
Quarters I and IV are blazoned for sir James Laurence of
Asheton in Ballard's roll ; II and III are given in Glover Ord .
for Besome and Dalton, both of Cumberland . The edito r
cannot trace this family of Lawrence . See no . 166 above .

176
SHIELDS OF ARMS
594 . L'RSwIKE in ffornes : quarterly I and IV gules thre e
cushions silver ; II and III gold three pheon s
azure .
595 .
The Urswicke shield was silver on a bend sable thre e
lozenges silver each charged with a saltine gales as blazoned
in Will. The same arms are quartered by Fleming of Rydal e
for Urswick . (FC\V 46.) There are notices of the family in
VCH, Lances ., III-V . Quarters I and IV bear a Redman
shield .
ALEXANDER DRAX : cheeky gules and azure on a chief
silver a plume of three feathers gules .
Of Woodhall, Tickhill wapentake, Yorkshire . Pedigree
FVY 342, and a short account of the later family VCH ,
North Riding, I, 229 . No Alexander appears in eithe r
account .
596. DAVENTRE : ermine a cross gules .
597 .
59 8 -
599 .
In Jen. Ord. and Glover Ord . Robert Daventry bears this
shield . See Baker's Northants . I, 309 .
SR . J . MouR : silver a fess dancetty sable and gule s
in chief a crown gold .
In Powell " More " bears the fess dancetty gold and gales
between three spur rowells sable . There is no record of the
shield here blazoned .
SR . RICHARD 1V ORWOOD : ermine a cross engraile d
gules .
Sir John Norwoode bore the field silver in Duns . I but
ermine in Planche . Stothard engraves an effigy of sir Richard
Norwood in Minster church, Kent (1301), who bears these
arms on his shield .
SR . EDWARD PEhIBRIG : silver a bend indented gules
and a chief azure .
Sir John Pembrige bore in Duns . I the same charges bu t
on an azure field with the chief gules and the bend silver .
See Eyton's Staffs . II, 226 .
boo . SR . J . SUTTON : gold three chevrons azure .
Blazoned with the chevrons sable for sir John Sutton in
Duns . II and in Will .
60I . SR . PIERS DOVEDALL : silver a cross patonce gule s
on it a roundel . . . .
Blazoned for sir John Dovedale (Uvedale) in Parl . and
Jen., but without the roundel. A Surrey family. Se e
Surrey .4rclz . Collections III, 63-192 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834
.177
602 . SR . OLYVER of Denham : gules a fess fusilly ermine
and a border engrailed silver .
So given in Pap . 735, without reference . The shield is no t
in the rolls of arms .
603. SR . BRIAN THORNHILL : gules two bars ermine .
So blazoned for him FVY 647 . Pedigree ibid . 579 an d
CVY I, 29-83 .
604 . SR . J . MOBRISHALE : silver a fess sable on a chief
gules a leopard gold .
605 . SR . RAUF CORNWAILL : silver on a fess sable three
hezants .
So borne by Richard de Cornwall in Charles and St . George .
There is an account of the family in Genealogist III, 225 .
See also Baker's Northants I, 415 .
6o6 . SR . NICHOLL HEWIKE : gules bezanty and a lion
rampant silver .
So blazoned for him in Powell . It is one of the quarterings
borne by Malham of Elslack. See FVY 295 ; also Tw o
Tudor Books of Arms, ed. Foster, 82 .
607 . SR . J . GYSE : lozengy vair and gules on a quarte r
gold three molets sable .
A similar shield is given for sir John de Gyse (Buckingham -
shire) in Parl., and for sir Walter in Jen. See H, XXI, 72 ,
for Gyse of Gloucestershire, who there bear a different shield .
See Foster, Tudor Arms op . cit ., 2 34 .
6o8 . CHAWDYS : ermine on a chief sable three pierced
cinquefoils silver .
609 . LORENS : Silver a leopard passant sable crowned Fo. 6 o
gold .
61o . NEWTON : gules three chevrons silver in chief tw o
escallops silver .
611 . MASSERS : silver a bend engrailed between two cotise s
gules .
Given in Pap. 203 for Layford; no authority quoted .
612 . SR . RICHARD BEMETTER : gules a lion rampant and
a border engrailed ermine .
Given in Pap . 120 without reference for Ridell .
M

178 SHIELDS OF ARM S
613 . ROBERT RUSSELL : Silver on a bend sable thre e
bezants, a chief gules .
This is apparently a shield differenced by the bend fro m
that borne by Ralph Russell in Planche, namely silver on a
chief gules three bezants . The editor cannot trace this
particular family .
614. CLENELL : gold three pierced cinquefoils sable .
Clennell, near Harbottle, Northumberland . The shield doe s
not appear elsewhere for the family, who, in the eighteent h
century, bore azure a dexter arm and hand, vested, graspin g
a truncheon silver as carved upon tombs in Alwinton church .
(AA, 4th ser ., VIII, pp . 58/9 and plates iv/v .) The cinquefoils
probably come from the cinquefoil of Umfraville, lord s
of Harbottle .
615 . ROBERT CONSTABLE of Holdernes in com : Ebor :
lozengy silver and sable each lozenge charge d
with a lozenge counter-coloured .
The shield, as here given, is not elsewhere recorded . FVY ,
p. 401, gives it without the counter-coloured lozenges, an d
it is so borne in the quartered shield of Constable of Cliffe .
(SS XXXVI, 339 .) See Poulson's Holderness II, 227/35 ;
also Foster, Tudor Arms, p. 24, for Constable of Catfoss, a
similar shield to this .
616. ESLINGTON : silver two bars and in chief three molet s
azure .
A manor on the Aln, near Whittingham, Northumberland .
Blazoned as here in Jen . Ord. For account of family and
manor see Whittingham a Vale by D. D. Dixon, and AA, 2nd
ser ., XIV, 2 43 .
617. BARALL : silver three bears sable .
618. BURELL : azure three escutcheons silver .
The shield, with the field vert, of Burrell, lords Willoughb y
of Eresby, and of the families of Essex and Sussex . It
is not recorded in the early rolls. See Sussex Arch . Coils .
XLIII, pp . 1-43 .
619 . MEDLOIVIS : (no colours expressed) . . . on a bend
three bougets .
620 . GREY of Wyperden : gules a chevron between thre e
lozenges gold .
Grey of Iiyloe and Wooperton, Northumberland, bore th e
arms of Grey of Chillingham with a martlet for difference i n
16r5 . (FNV 64 .) The above shield is not recorde d
elsewhere .

MS . ASHMOLE NO . 83-1 17 9
621 . BURONDON : sable three unicorns' heads coupe d
silver .
These should probably be horses ' heads as blazoned in
Glover Ord . For arms of the Northumbrian family of
Borondon (Burradon) see AA, 3rd ser ., II, 174 .
622 . CRAWSESTER : quarterly gold and gules a crow in th e
quarter .
For Craster of Craster, Northumberland . So blazoned for
John Crawcestre in Jen. The seal of Edmond Craster
A .D . 1323 bears the same . (SND zor/oz . )
623. CORBETT : silver a " corbie " sable .
Blazoned with the field gold for Peter Corbet in Parl . an d
in Powell . The shield with one, two or three " corbies " is
given in various of the rolls . The Corbets of Stanton an d
other manors in Northumberland bore gold three corbies
sable . See Proc . N/C. Antiq., 4th ser ., III, 9J/6 .
624 . COLLENWOODE : silver three bucks ' heads caboshed
gules .
Collingwood, Northumberland . Blazoned as'here in Glove r
Ord. At the Visitation of 1666 Collingwood of Eslingto n
bore silver a chevron between three stags' heads rased sable .
Collingwood of Great Ryle placed gold cinquefoils on th e
chevron. (FNV 32-33 .) See also p. 97 above .
625. HEBORNE : silver three lamps sable . Fo. 6o v
Hebburn, near Chillingham, Northumberland . The shiel d
is not recorded elsewhere for them. For account of the famil y
see AA, 2nd ser ., XVIII, p . 26 ff .
626 . DoxFORD : silver on a bend sable three quatrefoil s
silver .
Doxford in the parish of Ellingham, Northumberland .
The shield is not recorded elsewhere for the family . For
account see NCH II, 312 .
627 . SALCOCKE : silver a chevron sable between three cock s
gules .
A seal of Thos . Salcocke, SND 700, bears three cocks .
See Yorks. Rec. Soc . XXXIX, p. 98 and note 1 .
628 . PYrs : gules three birds (pees) silver, legs and wings
sable .
629. TRRWYTT : silver on a bend sable three molets silver .
Not recorded elsewhere . The shield of Tyrwhit bears a
chevron between three tirzewhits . (AA, 3rd ser., vol. VI ,
p. 132.) See also pedigree of Tyrwhit of Lincolnshire gules
three peewits gold, H, LII, 1017 .

180
630 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
GARLAND : silver three garlands vert with flower s
gules .
Not recorded elsewhere . See H, VI, 123, and Vivian' s
Visits. of Devon 390 .
631 . LILE of Gloceshrshire : gold a bend sable on a chief
gules three lions rampant silver .
The differenced shield of the Lisles of Hants . At Duns . I
sir John del Yle bore gold on a chief azure three lion s
rampant gold . Blazoned also for sir John Lisle of Hants . in
Glover Ord .
632. SR . HUGH FITZ SYMOND : gules three escutcheons
silver .
So blazoned for him in Powell . Pedigree H, XVI, 328 .
Sir Richard fitz Symon, a founder of the Garter, bore th e
same shield with colours reversed .
633 . WILLM . TANKARD : silver a chevron between three
escallops gules .
See pedigree SS 144, p . 46 and notes thereto . See also
FVY 641 and 645 .
634. ROBERT CROS : silver on a bend sable a cross
bottonnee between two crabs silver .
635 .
See FVY 401, where it is blazoned without the crabs .
HETON : vert a lion rampant and a border engraile d
silver .
Of Heton, Northumberland, and so blazoned in Jen . See
seals AA, 2nd ser ., XXV, p. 68, and ibid ., 3rd ser ., XX ,
nos. 399/402 .
636 . TWYFORD of Berwike : silver two chevrons sable o n
a canton sable a pierced molet silver .
Blazoned with bars in place of the chevrons for sir Joh n
de Twyford in Duns . I and in Borough .; also in later rolls .
The editor cannot trace this family. The family, who bore
bars, were of Leicestershire and Frostdyke, co . Lincoln .
Pedigree (no arms) H, LII, ror6 .
637 . HUGH HUSSE : silver on a fess sable a lion passan t
silver .
Pap. gives this shield with the field gold for Hussey of
Notts . and Wilts. It is given for sir Hugh Hussey of Flint -
ham, whose daughter married sir Rowland Sutton, H, IV, 142 .

MS. ASHIdOLE NO. 834 18 1
638. ACTON of Newcastell : . . . a fess ermine and a label
of three points . . . .
Not recorded elsewhere . The seals of the family bear a
cross between four lions passant. See DS, nos. 26/27, an d
SND, nos. 5/6. Another seal shows a ramping lion on a
field powdered with acorns, DS, nos . 24/25 . See also note
in AA, 3rd ser ., II, p . 174, and no . 51 above .
639. CLIFTON : quarterly I and IV gules a lion rampan t
silver in an orle of molets silver ; II and III silver
a lion rampant sable .
This shield is made up of two distinct Clifton shields .
I and IV is blazoned for sir Gervase Clifton in Powell, with
molets in place of cinquefoils . The shield of Clifton of
Clifton, Notts. Quarters II and III are blazoned with th e
field gold for sir John Clifton in Duns. I. There is an
account of the family in \Votton's Baronetage .
640. STEPHAN ELLYS : gold on a cross sable a molet
between four crescents silver .
Blazoned with five crescents on the cross for sir Henry Ellis
of Yorkshire in Parl. Three Yorkshire families bore thes e
arms with differences . Pedigrees FVY 135, 328 and 515 .
See also CVY 278/82 .
641. LANGE : silver a fess between three stars sable . Fo. 6t
642 . TROWLOP : vert a fess between three bucks statant
silver .
Vert three bucks courant gold (or silver) is the shield of
Trollope of co . Durham. See SD, I, 92/3, also FDV 307 .
The shield with the fess is not elsewhere recorded . Se e
no . 135 above .
643 . CONSTABLE of ffrismers : sable a pierced cinquefoi l
between three crosses bottonnee silver .
Of Catfoss and Freshmarsh in Holderness . Pedigree FVY
306 and CVY III, 92 . At these Visitations the shield i s
blazoned with the cinquefoil gold in an orle of crosses crossle t
gold .
644 . RICHARD ULLYSBY : silver a chevron gules gutty silve r
between three slipt trefoils vert .
645 . COLWELL of Northumbland : silver three chevron s
sable bezanty .
Given in Glover Ord . for Colvile. The editor is not abl e
to identify the family who bore this shield .
646. ADM . FFRANKE : azure on a chevron engrailed betwee n
three boars' heads rased silver a bird gules .

182
647 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
WARD : gules on a chevron gold three pierced molet s
sable .
The editor cannot trace a family of this name bearin g
these arms. Pap . 489 gives them for Carr of Yorkshire, etc .
648 . ERYNDONE : sable on a bend silver three pierced
molets sable .
649. J . SOLTON : silver a canton sable .
The name is an error for Sutton . Glover Ord. blazon s
the shield for sir Thomas Sutton of co. Notts. See pedigree
H, IV, p . 142 . It appears in the earlier rolls with the field
ermine. (Pap. 35 4 . )
650. J. MANNERS : gold two bars azure and a chief gules .
Of Etal, Northumberland . Shield blazoned for sir Rober t
Manners in Nativity, and for John in Powell . Seals DS ,
no . 1698 ; SND, nos. Soo/I . For pedigree and account of the
family and of Etal see NCH XI, pp . 444 and 46o. The
shield is derived from that of Muschamp, lords of Wooler ,
who bore gold a chief azure .
651 . STROUDER : gules on a bend silver three eagles, wing s
raised, vert, legs gules .
Strother, a widespread Northumbrian family . Arm s
blazoned in Will. Seals see SND, nos . 729-33 . Pedigree
NCH XI, 132. The eagles should be spread .
652. ILDERSTON : silver three bougets sable .
The name is from Ilderton, Northumberland . The arm s
are first blazoned in Jen. Ord ., and are derived from the
bougets of the lords Ros of Wark . Seals SDT, nos . 1427 /29 .
653. ESSELRYIiES : silver three hazel-leaves vert .
The canting arms of Hazlerigg or Heselrigg, originally o f
Fawdon, Northumberland, now represented by Heselrig o f
Noseley, Leicestershire . The arms do not appear in th e
rolls earlier than EL. and then with a chevron betwee n
the leaves . Seals SND 395/96. Pedigree of the family o f
Swarland NCH VII, 395 .
659. CHESWIKE : gules a bend wavy silver .
Not elsewhere recorded . Probably the Northumbria n
family (North Durham), whose pedigree is given RND 228 .
655 . HAGRISTONE : azure on a bend cotised silver thre e
mascles gules .
BIazoned for Robert Haggerstone, with billets in place o f
mascles, in Jen . Ord . See note upon the shield in RND ,
pp . 224/25 ; also AA, 3rd ser ., III, 289 . Seals SND, nos .
343/44 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 831 183
656. DARLINGES : gold a bend wavy sable .
657. SAIISONE : gules three squirrels silver . Fo . 61 v
658. GOSWYKE : vert a fess between three geese silver .
Probably the canting arms of the Northumbrian famil y
whose pedigree is given RND 182 . Not elsewhere recorded .
659 . RYDALL : silver a fess azure between three sheave s
gules .
So blazoned for John Riddell in Jen . The Northumbrian
family of the name bore the sheaves azure . Pedigree NCH
IV, 284 .
66o . SR . RICHARD FITZ SYMOND : gules a chief gold .
So borne by him in Duns . II . In Will . " monsr. Thos .
Fitz Simonde " bore gold a chief gules . See no. 632 above .
661 . SR . ROBERT GRYSTLEY : vair gules and azure a ben d
silver .
The differenced shield of Gresley, who bore vair ermine and
gules or sometimes silver and gules .
662 . SR . RAUF BELHOUS : gold a saltire lozengy gules and
vert ( ? . vair) .
At Calais sir John de Belhuse bore a similar shield .
663. No NAME : silver three piles issuing from siniste r
base each ending in a fleur-de-lis sable .
With the colours reversed the shield is given in Jen . for
Robert de Norton, and in Glover Ord . for John Norton .
664 . No NAME : silver a fess embattled counter-embattle d
between three fleurs-de-lis sable .
The editor is unable to identify this shield . Pap . 754 gives
a similar shield for Lynwood without reference .
665 . SR . GEORGE GRAY : azure a chief silver and a basto n
gules .
666. SR .
The editor is unable to trace a family of Gray who bor e
this shield .
J . CHETWYNE : silver two chevrons gules .
Pap ., p. 5.10, gives this shield for " Chetwyn " without
reference. At Borough. sir John Chetwynd bore azure a
chevron between three molets gold .
667 . SR . ROBERT DE BERGE : vair gules and silver a labe l
of three points, azure, gold, azure .
Not recorded elsewhere. For the vair silver and gules
shield see Pap . 1119 .

184
668 .
SHIELDS OF ARMS
SR. ROBERT CRUSE : azure a bend party indented
silver and gules between six escallops silver .
Pap . 214 gives this, without reference, for Cruse of Devonshire.
They were an ancient family of Morchard in tha t
county. Pedigree Vivian's Visits. of Devon 256 .
669. SR . WILLM . BURTON : sable a chevron between thre e
martlets silver .
Blazoned for him in Powell but with owls in place of
martlets .
670. SR . MICHAEL PONINGES : barry gold and vert a borde r
engrailed ermine .
In Duns . II " monsr. Michael Ponynges " bore this shield.
He was the brother of Thomas, who bore the undifferenced
shield of Poynings barry gold and vert a bend gules . Arms
quartered by Percy earls of Northumberland . See no . 66
above .
671 . SR . J . DENOM : silver a bend sable fretty (or lozengy)
gold cotised gules .
So blazoned for him in Powell .
672 . SR . J . STYTON : gules a bend silver between si x
martlets gold .
So blazoned for sir John de Seton in Will . and in Glover
Ord. He died 1396 . (Pap . 210 . )
Fo . 62 673 . SR . J . COLEVILL : gold on a fess gules three crosses
crosslet silver .
Blazoned as here for him in Will ., and with the crosse s
fitchy in Jeri . Ord .
674 . SR. RAUF SCHIRLLE : paly gold and azure a canton
ermine .
The colours should be gold and sable . It is the difference d
shield of the Shirleys of Warwickshire, and is blazoned (gol d
and sable) with the canton as here for sir Ralph Shirley i n
Powell and Will .
675 . SR . RICHARD SCHELTON : silver on a bend sable thre e
fleurs-de-lis gold .
Blazoned as here for sir Ralph Shelton in Glover Ord .
676. SR. WALTER MUNGOMERE : gold a spread eagle azure
beaked and armed gules .
Borne by sir William Montgomery at Borough., and b y
sir Walter at Calais .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 18 5
6i7 . SR . WII.LM . BEiIOND : azure a lion rampant gold ,
over all a bend engrailed gules .
This differenced Beaumont shield does not appear in th e
rolls of arms. In all the recorded shields, however otherwis e
differenced, the field is powdered with fleurs-de-lis. Pap . ,
p. 72, gives, without reference, azure a Zion rampant gold a
bend coeipony gold and gales for Beaumont .
678 . SR . RICHARD MARTON : bendy azure and silver a labe l
of three points .
The differenced shield of Merton of Merton, Devonshire ,
and of Melling, Lancashire . Blazoned in Glover Ord .
6i9 . SR . HUGH MENILL : vair silver and sable a borde r
engrailed gules .
Blazoned for him in Duns . I without the border and with
a label of three points gules .
68o . SR . Guy FFERRERS : vair gules and silver, a border
engrailed silver .
The differenced shield of the Ferrers, earls of Derby, wh o
bore vair gold and gules .
681 . SR . ROGER CHETWYND : silver two chevrons gules ,
a border engrailed gules .
See no. 666 above .
682 . SR . J . SEINT QUYNTIN : gules fleuretty silver on a
canton azure a castle gold .
The editor cannot identify this shield . It does not appea r
elsewhere. The shield of St . Quintin was gold three chevron s
gales and a chief vair .
683 . ROBERT GRENDUR of Gloucestershire : gold a fess
between six crosses crosslet gules .
The Grendon family of Gloucestershire's arms are silver tw o
chevrons gules as borne by sir Ralph Grendon at Falkirk, an d
as blazoned in later rolls . The shield here given is blazone d
in Glover Ord . for Glendor or Grayndor .
684 . DE LA HAY of Herefordshire : silver the sun in his
splendour gules .
So blazoned for John de la Haye in St . George. It is
sometimes blazoned as an estoile .
685. COKEYN of Peke : silver three cocks gules .
So borne by John Cokayn in Will . They were of Ashborne,
co. Derby. There is an account of the Northants .
branch in Coll. Top . et Gen . III, 437 /6r . See also
Trans . Derbyshire Arch . Soc . III, Tog . Pedigree with
quartered shield Genealogist, N .S ., VII, 69 .

Fo . 62v
186
686 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
SR . E . BETHAM de Kendall : quarterly I and IV
silver a chief indented azure ; II and III gold three
fleurs-de-lis sable .
The arms in I and IV do not appear in the rolls of arms ;
quarters II and III with three fleurs-de-lis are given for
Betham by Glover . The manor of Betham is near Kendal ,
Westmorland. There is an account of the family in NBWC
I, pp. 223 and 626 .
687 . SR . T . CUMBERWORTH : cheeky gold and gules on a
chief silver a lion passant sable .
So blazoned for sir Thomas Cumberworth in Glover Ord .
In the pedigree of Constable (FVY 178) sir Robt. Cumberworth,
who bore this shield, marries the daughter an d
heiress of sir Wilim . Argum; their daughter married sir
Mannaduke Constable, living 1 355 .
688. THIMBLEBY of Lincolnshire : paly silver and sable o n
a bend sable three molets silver .
In the Visitation pedigree the molets are blazoned in bend
not on a bend. See pedigrees Visitation of Lincolnshire ,
Genealogist V, 114 ; VI, 285 . For Yorkshire branch FV Y
57 8 .
689 . SR . WILLISI. ARGOM of the Wald : silver a chevro n
between three martlets sable .
So blazoned in Glover Ord . There is a short pedigree in
that of Constable of Everingham . (FVY 178 . )
69o. T . HARINGTON : quarterly I and IV sable a fret silver
a label gules ; II and III silver a saltire gules ;
impaling quarterly I and IV silver a cross
patonce sable ; II and III gules a slipt trefoi l
between three escallops silver .
Quarters I and IV for Harrington first appear in the rolls
of arms in Duns. I ; II and III for Neville of Hornby; the
impalement the editor cannot identify . I and IV are the
arms of Banaster ; II and III those of Dacre . See nos . 36 ,
37, 178 and 5o6 above .
691 . RICHARD WASTENES of Stow : sable a lion rampant
silver .
So blazoned, but collared gules, for sir Wm. Wasteneys in
Duns. I, and for Thomas in Powell . Ardolf de Wasteney s
bore the lion double-tailed in Duns . II. See Visits . o f
Staffordshire 156 (Wm. Salt Soc.) and Genealogist, N .S . ,
XIII, 17 4 ; XIV, 103 .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 187
.692 . SR . ANDREW SAKVILL : quarterly gold and gules a
bend azure .
Borne, with the bend vair, by Andrew Sackville i u
Duns. I, and by others of the family in later rolls . It was
borne with the bend vair by Sackville, duke of Dorset.
There is a pedigree in Berry's Sussex Genealogies, and
notice of some of the family in Coll. Top . et Gen . III, 295 .
693 . NICHOLAS KETON of Keton : gold three leopards'
faces sable .
Blazoned with the field silver for Ketton in Glover Ord .
694 . THOMAS CLAY : silver three wolves rampant sabl e
the two in chief facing each other (above shiel d
iij wolfes rampant) .
The shield does not appear in the rolls of arms nor else -
where .
695 . SR . TH. LATHOME : gold on a chief indented azur e
three martlets silver .
Blazoned, with bezants in chief instead of niartlets, for
sir Thos. Lathom in Jen. Ord . For account of family se e
Coll. Top . et Gen . VII, p. r if .
696. SR. A. LEYLAND : bendy silver and gules .
In Powell sir Thos . Leyland bore silver a bend gule s
cotised sable . The editor is unable to identify the family
who bore the shield here given . The family of Lancashire
bore quite different arms .
697 . KENDALL of Rippon : per bend indented silver an d
sable .
The arms do not appear in the earlier rolls . At the 1 575
Visitation of Durham, Kendal of Thorpe Thewles, co .
Durham, bore this shield differenced by a molet . See FVY
402 -
69,8 . SR. RICHARD TURIBOKE : gold on a chief intended
azure three molets silver .
699. SR. EDMOND SAINT AMAND : silver fretty sable on a
chief sable three roundels silver .
Aumary St. Amand, lord of Woodhay, Beds ., bore thi s
shield with a gold field and bezants in chief at Caer ., a s
did others of the family in later rolls .
700. SR . J . LORTZ : azure a cross gold .
So blazoned for sir Henry Lortz (of Somerset) in Parl .
and in Jen. Ord .

188 SHIELDS OF ARMS
701 . JAMES HUTTON : ermine a fess of five fusils gule s
pierced silver .
This shield is given in Burke for Hutton, and for Hutton
of Holderness FVY 402 .
702 . SKYPWITH : barry silver and gules in chief a greyhound
courant sable .
These arms are not in the rolls of arms, though the
family was an ancient one . (Shirley's Noble and Gentle
Men of England 264.) Pedigree FVY 634 . FVY 178 sir
William Skipwith bears barry gales and silver and a canto n
silver .
703 . CONSTABLE of fresmers : azure crusilly- and a cinquefoil
gold .
See no. 643 above .
704 . J . LANGTON of Lincolnshire : quarterly gold and sabl e
a baston gules .
Quarterly sable and gold a bend silver is given for Langton
of Lincolnshire in Glover Ord., and with quarters II an d
III silver for Langton of Yorkshire . Pedigree of Langto n
of Langton, Lincolnshire. H, LI, p. 580, and LV, p . 1297 .
See also no . 734 below .
Fo. 63 705 . THORNTON of ferlington : silver a chevron gule s
between three thorn leaves slipt vert .
The shield of Thornton of East Newton, Yorkshire ,
differenced by changing the chevron from sable to gales .
The arms were granted to Richard Thornton of East Newto n
in 1563 . (FVY 296.) See no. 245 above .
706. WILLnI . RYLSTON : sable a saltire silver .
So blazoned for him in Will . Rilston is in the West
Riding, parish of BurnsaIl. See Whitaker's Craven, 3rd ed . .
p. 518; also SS 144, p. 44 and FVY 4 04 .
707 . R . TREHAMPTON : silver on a bend gules three bouget s
gold .
In Glover " Ralph de Trehampton " bears silver a ben d
gales, and in Jen . John bore three cinquefoils on the bend ,
There is no other record of the shield as here blazoned .
708. T . NEVILL of picall : gules a saltire ermine .
So blazoned for Robert Nevill of " Pykale " in fen . Ord .
A seal of Thomas Neville of early fourteenth century dat e
also bears the saltire ermine . (SND, no . 583 .) The Nevilles
of Holt, Leicestershire, descended from the family of Pickhall,
Yorkshire, also bore this shield .

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 18 9
709 . W1LLll1. CIIANCELL : quarterly I and IV ermine on
a canton silver a saltire engrailed sable ; II and
III azure a fess between three fleurs-de-lis gold .
Quarters I and IV are blazoned for him (Chancellor) in Jen .
Ord. He was bishop Langley's chancellor of Durham 1406-37 .
Quarters II and III are for Skelton. The arms as here are
on the cloister roof at Durham. (See DM, p. 33, no. 84, and
for family SD III, 329 . )
710. WILLM . PERTE : silver on a bend azure five bezants .
The shield of Pert of Yorkshire was silver on a bend gules
three mascles . See FVY 462 and Glover Ord .
711. FFEIIERR : silver a cross engrailed sable .
The shield is given in the rolls of arms for Conan o f
Kelfield and for Conan fitz Henry of Kelfield, Yorkshire. I n
Will. it is blazoned for Thomas fitz Henry, and in Glove r
Ord. for John Kelkfield. See no. 16 above.
712. THOMAS FFULTHORPE : silver a cross moline sable .
7 13 .
7 1 4 .
So blazoned in Will . for Alan Fulthorpe . The family were
of Tunstall, co. Durham. Pedigree FDV 129 and SD, III ,
126 .
RICHARD RICHEMOND : silver a fess engrailed betwee n
six fleurs-de-lis sable .
See SS, no. 144, p . 124 ; also FVY 3 .
JOIIN BROUGHTON : silver two bars gules on a canto n
gules a cross engrailed silver .
Blazoned for him as here in Jen . Ord . The name is from
Broughton, Staffordshire, baronets by Charles II . Se e
Baronetage, G .E .C ., s .v .
7 1 5 .
BAILLOLL : gules an ode silver .
The shield of the Baliols, lords of Barnard Castle .
Blazoned with many differences in the rolls of arms fro m
Henry III onwards . Pedigree SD, IV, 6o . For variou s
shields see AA, 4th ser ., IV, p . 22 .
716. CAMOIS : silver on a chief gules three roundels silver .
. So blazoned for Johan de Camoyes in Planche . See CP ,
new ed ., II, p. 506 ff. See no. 253 above .
717 . GILBERT GAUNT : barry azure and gold a bend gules .
Blazoned in Parl ., and for Gilbert de Gaunt of Swaledale
in Jen. See History of Richmond by Clarkson, 309, an d
VCH, North Riding, I, 237-42. See no . 123 above .

190 SHIELDS OF ARM S
718. PHILIP BASSETT : gold two bars nebuly gules .
So blazoned for him in St. George. Dugdale in his Usage
of Arms, ed. 1682, pp . 19/23, gives the various difference s
used by the many branches of this family . See also CP ,
new ed ., II, p. i if .
719 . LANGLEY : paly silver and vert a molet silver on th e
second pale .
So borne by Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham, 1406-37 .
(See DS, nos . 3149-51 .) The shield does not appear in the
rolls of arms before Glover Ord ., where, without the molet ,
it is given for Langley of Bedfordshire. See no. 129 above .
720 . SR . HENRY FFEN'tVYKE : silver a chief gules and si x
martlets counter-coloured .
The arms of Fenwick of Fenwick, Northumberland, first
blazoned in Will. The family divided into many branches .
Sir Henry Fenwick owned Fenwick tower in 1415; was sheriff
of Northumberland 1427-28 ; died before 14 Sept . 1459 . See
NCH XII ; pedigree facing p. 352 and references there given .
Seals SND, nos. 286/9 .
Fo. 63v 721 . APPLEYARD of Heslington in Yorkshire : sable a
chevron between three owls silver .
Differenced by change of colour, this shield is blazoned in
FVY 146 for Appleyard of Burstwick Garth, who descended
from the family of Heslington in the parish of St . Lawrence, '
Yorkshire .
722. EAWOOD of Yorkshire : silver three oak branches vert .
723 . BOYNTON : ermine on a cross sable five bulls ' heads
couped silver .
Blazoned with the field gold in Glover Ord . It is the
shield granted to sir Robt . Boynton by sir Wm. Aton afte r
a dispute as to their respective right to it and after lor d
Percy had decided in favour of Aton .
(Yorks . Arch. Jour .
XII, 265 ; The Ancestor IN, 216 .) The Boynton shield is
gold a Tess between three crescents gales .
724 . SR . RICHARD ROUKESBY : silver on a chevron sabl e
between three rooks sable a molet silver .
Blazoned, without the violet, for sir Robt . Rokeby i n
Calais, and for Alexander and Thomas in later rolls . Th e
molet is the difference used by the family of Mortham i n
FVY 128 . See also PHY, pp. 407, 410, and VCH, North
Riding, I, pp . 109-17 .
725 . ARDEN of Martyn : paly gold and gules on a chief
gules three lozenges gules .
Blazoned for Arden with different colours in Glover Ord .
Quartered by Creyke of Cottingham for Arden FVY 16o :

MS. ASHMOLE NO . 834 19 1
726 . BOURNAND of Yorke : silver on a bend azure three
escallops silver a crescent for difference .
Blazoned for Birnand of Yorkshire in Glover Ord . See
no . 502 above and FVY 401 .
727 . SR . JOHN M0RREN : gules three dogs passant silve r
between two bastons gobonv silver and azure .
728 . SR . GERARD of Lancashire : azure a lion rampan t
silver crowned gold .
With the field ermine it is given in Pap . 71 for Fitz Gerard
of Lancashire . See VCH, Lancaster, IV, pp . 142/3; the lion
is there blazoned ermine .
729 . SR . RAUF SURTEYS of Dynsdale : ermine on a canto n
gules an orle silver .
Blazoned for Thomas Surtees in Jen . See seals DS, nos .
2342-51 . Pedigree SD, III, 234 . See also no . 23 above .
730 . RAWCLYFF of Colthorpe : silver on a chevron betwee n
three lions' heads rased gules a molet gold .
So blazoned for " John de Rowclifie " in Jen . Ord .
Cowthorpe in West Riding, near Wetherby .
731 . SR . CHRISTOPHER MORESBY : sable a cross silver a
pierced cinquefoil silver in the quarter .
So blazoned for sir Hugh Moresby in Powell . The nam e
is from Moresby, near Whitehaven, Cumberland . Sir
Christopher was the last of his name ; his heiress marrie d
sir Jas . Pickering. (NBWC I, q8 .) The shield is one of
those of Cumberland families derived from the cross o f
Andrew Harcla, earl of Carlisle .
X32 . SR. RICHARD RADCLIFFE of Hewyke : quarterly o f
five I silver a bend engrailed sable an escallo p
sable in the chief ; II gules bezanty and a lio n
rampant silver ; III sable in base a bezant i n
chief a slipt lily silver ; IV silver on a fess sable
a molet silver ; V sable a fess fusilly silver .
I Radcliffe of Hewicke and Elslack; II in Jen. Ord. for
" sr. de Hewikes " ; III ? ; IV Keighley of Lancashire (Pap .
794); V 'Dawtry. Hewick is in North Riding, parish of
Ripon . See FVY 295 and VCH, North Riding, II, 213/14 .
733. HAMERTON : silver three hammers sable .
So blazoned in Jen. See Whitaker ' s Craven, 134. See
also SS 3 6, p . 354 .
734 . SR . RAUF LANGTON : party gold and Veit a cross
moline gules, over all a bend sable .
So blazoned for " John de Langton" in Jen. Ord. Se e
no . 704 above .

192
735 .
SHIELDS OF ARM S
SR . THOMAS TALBOT : quarterly I and IV silver thre e
lions rampant purple ; II and II1 silver a saltir e
engrailed gules .
I and IV bear the arms of Talbot of Bashall, Lancashire ,
and are so blazoned for sir Thomas in Parl . and Will . ; II and
III are the arms of Tiptoft. They do not appear among th e
many quarterings given with the pedigree in SS 36, p . 236 ff . ;
nor in CVY III, S .
736 . SR . 'TILL â . GASCOYNE : quarterly I silver on a pal e
sable a conger eel ' s head gold ; II gules on
a saltire silver an escallop sable ; III gules a lion
rampant silver a border gobony gold and gules ;
IV vair gules and gold .
740 .
74 1 .
I Gascoigne as blazoned for sir William in Jen. Ord; I I
Neville of Oversley; III Mowbray; IV ? Ferrers. Pedigree
PHY rib ; FVY 384 .
THWAITES of Denton : silver on a fess sable betwee n
three fleurs-de-lis gules three bezants .
This shield is given in Burke for Thwaites of Derbyshir e
and of Norfolk. See FVY, pp . 453, 4 69 .
FFYNCHAM : Barry silver and sable a bend ermine .
So blazoned for Fincha .m of the Isle of Ely in Glover Ord .
The same shield was also borne by the family of Norfolk .
See Blomefield's Norfolk VII, 348 and 462 .
CHOLMELEYE, LEY of Stokhill : . . . in chief a hel m
. . . in base two sheafs . . . a sword . . . fessways
between them impaling azure a fess ermine
between three leopards' faces gold .
Cholmondeley's arms are gales in chief two helmets silver
in base a garb gold . Pedigree FVY 219-221 . The marriage
with Lee does not appear in the pedigree . This is probably
the shield of a younger branch .
HURST of London ; LEY : quarterly I and IV silver a
portcullis azure ; II and III azure a fess ermin e
between three leopards' faces gold .
I and IV the editor is unable to trace ; II and III are for
Lee. The pedigree of Hurst is not in the Visitations of
London in H, XV and XVII .
BURDETT of Halythorpe in the countie of Lyncoln :
azure a fess between three martlets silver .
FVY 242 gives these arms for Burdett . In Parl. and Jen .
John Burdet bears azure two bars gold on each three martlets
gales .

MS. ASHMOLE NO. 834
19 3
742 . GEOFFREY PERRERS of Wynthorpe in Lincolnshire :
quarterly silver and sable a molet gules in th e
quarter .
So blazoned for sir Richard de Perers in Borough ., Nativity
and Duns. I . See FVY 242 .
743. WESCOTE of Lincolnshire : silver on a chief sable
three covered cups gold .
This shield is not recorded elsewhere for this name . FVY
242 wrongly attributes the shield to Howe .
744 . PERRERS of Wynthorp and WESCOTE of Lincolnshire :
quarterly I and IV quarterly silver and sable a
molet gules in the quarter ; II and III silver on a
chief sable three covered cups gold .
See nos. 742, 743 .
745 . BURDETT of Halythorpe in the countie of Lincoln :
quarterly 1 and IV azure a fess between thre e
martlets silver ; II quarterly silver and sable a
molet gules in the quarter ; III silver on a chie f
sable three covered cups gold .
See nos . 74 1 -43 .
74 6 . PUL_EYN of Scotton : quarterly I (azure) on a ben d
between six lozenges (gold) each charged with a n
escallop (sable) five escallops (sable) ; II azure a
fess between three martlets silver ; III quarterl y
silver and sable a molet sable in the quarter ; IV
silver on a chief sable three covered cups gold .
I Pulleine of Scotton, Yorkshire ; II Burdett; III Perers ;
IV Westote. Same shield is given with pedigree FVY 242 / 43 .
Ralph Pulleine married Jennet, daughter and heiress of Joh n
Burdett of Hollingthorpe and heiress of Perrers of Winthorpe ,
and of Westcote .
747
. PARRYS : silver (?) a fess between three doubl e
lozenges sable .
748 . RICHARD BANKE of Wixley : sable on a cross between
four fleurs-de-lis a ring sable (?) .
Banke of Quixley, Yorkshire . See pedigree FVY 270 ,
where this shield is given .
x

194
SHIELDS OF ARM S
749. GASCOIGNE of Mekysfeald Esquire : silver on a pal e
sable the head of a conger eel gold a molet sabl e
in dexter chief .
See no. 736 above. Pedigree of Gascoigne of Micklefiel d
FVY 297 .
750 . JOHN BozuN : silver three bird-bolts paleways gule s
tipped gold in chief a molet gold (?) .
Sir John Boson (of Norfolk) bore this shield in Parl. and
Powell . See also H, Lincolnshire pedigrees, I, 167 .
751. NICHOLAS FFAWKE : silver a mascle sable .
Fawkes of Farnley, Yorkshire. See pedigree FVY roo .
The field of the shield should be ermine . See also no. 43
above .
752 . ERRINGTON : silver two bars azure in chief thre e
escallops azure .
See no. 447 above .

INDEX
Names in small capitals denote a pedigree ; an asteris k
after a name means that armorials are blazoned .
Aclam, Wm., 43 Acton,* Laurence, II o
Acton of Newcastle,* 18 1
Aglaby,* J ., 11 4
, T., 13 3
AISLABY OF BARTON,* 67
Aislaby,* 12 7
, Agnes, 6 7
, Elizabeth, 6 7
Francis, 67
, James, 6 7
, Jane, 67
, John, 67
, Margery, 6 7
, Ralph, 67
, Thos., 6 7
, Wm ., 6 7
Akton, Richard, 102, 11 7
Alanby,* Robt ., 1 33
Albamarle,* earl of, 1 3 4
Alborough, sir Richard, 36
Aldeburgh,* Richard, 167
Aldenhon,* sir Gerard, 103 , 161
Allot, Robt., 6 2
Alsteby- .* See Astley
Amondernes, Worswick of, 16 3
Amyas, Elizabeth, 13
, Jno., 1 3
Margaret, 62
Percival, 9, 6 2
, Roger, 5 2
Anary, 10 2
* 10 4
Anderson, Barbara, 99 , Bertram, 99
, Henry, 7 3
, Robt., 73
Appleby,* Roger, 1 3 9
Appleyard of Heslington, * 190
Arden of Martyn,* 190
Ardern, Jane dau . of Jno., 46
Ardern, sir T ., 17 1
Ardington, Henry, 49
Ardington,* J ., 13 4
Aredall,* Rog. of, 1 47
Argom,* sir Wm. of the Wald ,
18 6
Argum,* 12 5
,* Wm. of, 17 2
Arnecliff, sir Robt. Colvile of ,
2 9
Arthington of Yorkshire, * 11 3
Arundel,
. , 8 1
- * sir J . , 1 74
Ash, Eliz ., 69
Ashton,* Ralph, of Fryton, 169
ASKE OF AUGHTON,* 4 2
Agnes, 42
Anne, 4 2
Anthony, 42
Christopher 4 2
-
Dorothy, 4 2 , 5 7
Elizabeth, 42
Jno., 4 2 , 43
John, 42
Julian, 4 2
Margaret, 4 2
Mary, 42
Richard, 4 2
, Robt., 4 2 , 43, 5 7
Aslaby, Agnes, 2
Astley (Alsteby),* Gerard, 14 9
, Richard, 9 1
Aston,* J., 11 4
, Richard, 9 1
, * Roger, 14 9
Atherton, Elizabeth dau. o f
Wm., 43
Aton,* Roland of, 1 3 9
AUGHTON, ASKE OF, 4 2
Avenel,* Wm., 148
Aylesbury,* sir Thomas, 10 9
19 5

196
INDEX
Babington, Elizabeth, 54 Baylton,* Nicholas , 164
, Margaret , 4 8
Baynbrigg, Alice, 2
, Thomas, 4 8
, Anne, 2
Babthorpe, Margaret, 44
, Ralph, 44
, Ralph , 2
Baynton, Baron of, 102, 11 9
Beamond,* sir T ., 175
Bacon,* Oliver, 148
,* T., 14 1
Baguley,* 12 0
Baker, sir J., 102, Io 6
BEAMSLEY, CLAPHAM OF, 34
Beath, Mr., 35 Beauchamp,* sir J ., 1 74
Beaumont (Bemond),* sir Wm . ,
Baldyrston, * 11 3
18 5
Baliol,* 113, 18 9
Becard of Boleby,* 12 2
Bamford, Wm., 3 4
Bampton,* sir Robt ., 12 8
Beckwith, Ellen, 2 0
Beckwith of Clint, * 126
Bakke, , 6 4
Bedale, Fitz Alan of, 12 5
,* Richard, of Quixley, 19 3 Beeston, Katherin dau. of sir
Barall, 10 3
Ralph, 4 9
,* 17 8
BELLASIS OF HENKNOLL, 5 6
Bard,* sir Edw., 17 1
Bellasis, Anne, 56
Bardezay,* T ., 13 1
, Anthony, 5 6
Barker, Alice dau. of Jno . , -, Jane, 5 6
2 6
Barlay,* H., of Wyston, 1 3 5
Barley, Margaret dau. of Thos . ,
Margaret, 5 6
, Michael, 5 6
Richard, 5 6
6 2
Thos., 56
Barnesley, Kersforth of, 164 -, Wm., 5 6
Barnham, Martin, 6 8
Bellewe,* Miles, 14 1
Baron of Baynton,* 11 9 Beltoft,* Arthur, 15 0
-, 102
Belton,* 12 0
Baron of Whate,* 102, 12 2 Beluse,* sir Ralph, 18 3
Barron, Jane dau. of Edmund , Bemetter, sir Richard, 103
55
BARTON, AISLABY OF, 6 7
*
Bemond .*
, 1 77
See Beaumont
Barton, Edward, 7 1
Benehall,* Richard, 148
, Elizabeth Bold of, 118 Benley, . , 6 4
, Gray of, 165
Bennet, Margaret, 7 7
Bartram, Alice, 85
-, George, 8 5
, Wm., 7 7
Bercar of Scarburge,* 12 0
Basford, Edm ., 4 4
Berge, sir Robt . de, 103, 18 3
Basset, Edward, 2 3
Berkeley,* Morrys, 15 7
-,* Philip, Igo
Berwicke in Kendall,* 17 5
Bassett, * 11 2
-, * sir Symond, 15 9
Bassett (Busye),* T ., 14 1
Bery, Margaret, 3 2
Beseld, sir Piers, 103
Bassingbourne,* sir Giles, 15 8 Bessington, * Edw., 15 I
Bassingburne,* 135, 15 8 Bestreyk, Ralph, 8
Batty, . , 6 9
BESWICK, DANYELL OF, 6 1
Baxby, J ., 14 5
,* Laurence, 145
BAXTER,* DE RUDA, 98
Betham,* 12 1
* sir E., of Kendal, 18 6
Betys, Elizabeth, 5 1
Baxter, Edward, 98
Bewlew, Jane dau. of Wm . ,
, John, 8z, 9 8
, Matthew, 98
5 9
Bigod,* 16 8
, Wm ., 98
,* sir J ., 12 4

Bigot, Agnes dau . of sir Ralph ,
6 4
-, Elizabeth dau. of sir
Ralph, 4 2
Binchester,* R., 136
Birnand (Bournand) of York, *
19 1
Birthorp, William, 103, 13 7
Blackburne, T ., of Copmanura ,
16 3
Bland, Cicely dau. of Richard ,
7 Katherine dau. of Wm . ,
30
Blankminster,* Ed ., 14 1
Blenkinsop,* 12 8
-, Thomas, 1 5
* Wm., 13 2
Blennerhassett,* 12 9
Blisworth,* Ralph, 10 4
Bluett, sir Ralph, 10 3
,* , 161, 17 2
Bohun, Humfrey, earl of Here -
ford, 2 1
,* John de, 103
Bointon, Anne, 70
-, Cicely, 70
, Matthew, 7 0
Bokingham,* J ., bishop of Lincoln,
145
,* Wm ., 1 3 9
Bold,* Elizabeth, of Barton ,
11 8
Boleby,* Becard of, 12 2
Boneville,* sir Nichol, 170
Bonvill,* sir Wm ., 1 7 4
Boroughbridge, Shorthose of ,
170
Borrell, Elizabeth, 9 7
, John, 97
Bosun,* John, 1 9 4
Bosville,* Ralph de, 1 5 5
Boswell, , 4 7
Boteler,* Wm., 138, 16 1
Bothal of Northumberland,* II I
BOTHAL, OGLE OF, 8 8
Bournand. See Birnand
Boutetort (Buterowtre), * 1 3 5
Boutevillain,* 1 5 4
Boweflour, Geoffrey, 78
Bowes, . , 1 5
Anne dau. of sir Wm., 1 4
Elizabeth dau . of si r
George, 32
INDEX 19 7
Bowes, sir George, 1 4
Bowth, Thomas, 17, 1 8
Bowyer, Ralph, 4 8
Boynton,* 19 0
, Anne dau. of sir Thos . ,
50 Christopher, g i
- -, Elizabeth, 9 1
Boys,* de, 10 7
-, * Walter, 15 0
Brabanson, Anne dau . to Roger ,
4 5
Bradeley of Naunby,* 12 6
Bradforth, Elizabeth, 8o
, Thomas, 8 o
Bradock, Cassandre, 8
Bradshaw, Cicely dau . of Wm . ,
1 3
Brakenbury, Anthony, 1 4
Brandling, Dorothy, 99
, John, 9 9
, Henry, 7 3
Braybroke,* 13 8
Brerlay,* J ., 1 55
Brerton,* Roger, 13 8
BRIGNELL, PHILLIPE OF, 2
Brockett,* J ., 107
Broughton,* John, 18 9
,* T., 13 1
, sir Thos., 59
Broune, sir Th ., 10 3
* 16 2
Bruce,* Robert, ro8
Brune,* sir J ., 129
,* Wm. le, 1 3 7
Brus,* sir J., 149
Buck, . . . , 5 1
Buckmaster,* sir Wm., 15 6
Buckton,* sir Peter, 104, 109
Budham,* sir J ., 10 3, 1 4 4
Bukingham,* sir Hugh, 17 1
BURTON OF BURTON, 5 3
Bukton, Francis, 5 3
, Jane, 5 3
John, 5 3
Peers, 5 3
Ralph, 5 3
, Robt., 5 3
, Ursula, 5 3
, Wm., 5 3
Bulmer, Francis, 69
, Robt., 6 7
, Wm., 6 9
sir . . . , 70

198
Burdett of Halythorpe,* 192 ,
1 93
Burdett, Jane dau. of John, 1 8
Burdon,* J ., 12 7
Bures,* J . de, 15 2
Burell,* 17 8
Burgh, Elizabeth, 8 5
-, Katherine dau. of W., 3 1
, Roger, 8 5
Burghersshe,* sir Bartholomew ,
16 2
Burn,* , provost of Hol y
Trinity, York, 16 3
Burnard, John, 6 9
Burondon .* See Burradon
Burradon (Burondon),* 17 9
Burser, Richard, 102
* 11 9
Burton,* sir J ., of Kinslay, 165
* sir Wm., 18 4
Busom, sir F ., 103, 17 1
Busye .* See Basset
Buterowtre .* See Boutetort
Butterler . See Boteler
Byland, Alexander, 103
* -, 1 4 7
Bylton, Darell of, 10 2
,* 113
Byrnand,* J ., of Knaresburgh ,
16 4
Bysett,* Wm., 13 1
Caltelforthe, Alexander, 5 2
Calthrope, Anastasia, 3 6
Calverley, Elizabeth, 65
, Margaret, 3 4
, Robt., 3 4
Walter, 6z
, Wm., 5 5
Camoys,* 18 9
-,* lord, 126, 1 34
Cantelou,* Nicholas, 14 2
Carnaby, Dorothy, loo
John, 9 2
Katherine, 89
, Reginald, 89, 93
Reynold, 8 o
Ursula, 93
, Wm ., loo
Carr (Karr), George, 1 4
Carr, Isabel, 98
-, Ralph, 98
Carrow, Thomas, 2 6
Cartington,* J., 166
INDEX
Cartmell, Harington of, 165
Cary, . . . , 7 4
Caterall (Katerall) of Amdernes ,
1 74
CATTERICK OF STAN WICK, * 4 ,
I70
Catterick, Anthony, 4, I I
, Francis, 4
George, 4
Grace, 4
Henry, 4
, John, 4
Katherine, 4
Margery, 4, I I
Marmaduke, 4
, Thomas, 4
, William, 4
Cavalier, Anthony, 4 0
Cawston,* Ralph, 12 2
Cay . See Kay
Chalesworth, Ematte dau . of
Jno ., 7 2
Chamberlain,* Andrew, 13 9
,* R., 15 2
Champham, . . . , 5 5
Chancell,* Wm ., 189
Chancy,* Laurence, 14 0
Chawdys, 103
,* 1 7 7
Chaworth, George, 8
, Katherine, 8
* sir T., 109
Chemirston, sir J . of, 10 3
* 17 0
Cherdsdon,* de, 168
Cheswick,* 18 2
Chetwynd,* sir J ., 18 3
* sir Roger, 18 5
Chewston,* sir J., 170
CHILLINGHAM, GREY OF, 8 1
Chipley, 10 3
-,* 16 6
Cholmondeley,* 192
Chorley,* Wm ., 16 7
Churstywaite, Wm., 53
CLAPHAM OF BEAMSLEY,* 34
Clapham, Anne, 3 5
, Bridget, 34
Christopher, 5 8
David, 3 4
, Edmund, 3 4
, Elizabeth, 34, 3 5
Francis, 3 4
Harlakenden, 34

Clapham, Henry, 3 4
-, Hume, 3 4
-, James, 3 4
-, John, 3 4
Joice, 3 4
-, Jno., 3 4
-, Katherine, 3 5
-, Margaret, 3 5
Roger, 3 4
Thomas, 3 4
-, Wm., 34
,* Wm., of Londisdall, 163
Clapton, Ralph, 3 1
Clarell,* T ., 14 6
Clarence,* bastard of, 12 1
Clarrell 65
Clarvaux, . . . , 5 6
Wm., 3 6
Clavering, , 9 7
, Robt., 8 2
,* Robert Fitz Roger of, 11 4
Claxton, Phillis, 9 2
-, sir Robt., 9 2
Clay,* Thomas, 18 7
Clayton, Elenor, 99
-, Ralph, 9 9
Cleft, Wm ., 6 1
Clennell,* 17 8
Clibburne of Westmorland,* 15 1
Clifford, Elizabeth dau. of Jno .
lord, 42
, Idonea dau. of, 2 1
, Margaret dau. of Robt .
lord, 2 1
, Robt. lord, 2 1
Clifton,* 18 1
* sir Gervais, 16 2
- * sir J ., 114, 12 1
Clint,* Beckwith of, 126
Clitherow,* 12 I
Clyderow, Hugh, 3 8
Cobham,* sir J., 14 0
* Reginald, 120
,* Reynold, 1 5 7
,* Richard, 150
Cokeyn of Peke,* 185
Colensenne, Thos . de, 1 7
Colevill,* sir J ., 18 4
COLLINGWOOD OF ESLINGTON, *
9 7
Collingwood,* 179
Jno., 5 3
, Ralph, 9 7
Robt., 97
INDEX 19 9
Collingwood, Roger, 97
Colly, Margery dau . of Anthony ,
10
Colpland,* 168
Colvile,* sir A ., 12 4
, Isabel, 3 0
Jane, 30
, Jno ., 29
, Robt., 2 9
, Wm., 2 9
Colwell of Northumberland, *
18 1
Copiers of Sockburn,* II2, 12 1
Coniers,
, 2 6
Christine, 1 6
Christopher, 7
Cuthbert, 26, 8 5
Elene, 7
Elizabeth, 2 9
Francis, 8 5
Jane, 3, 5
Jno ., 14, 2 9
Leonard, 2 6
Margaret, 1 4
Richard, 1 4
-, Wm., 3, 5, 16, 2 6
CONSTABLE OF FLAMBOROUGH ,
EVERINGHAM AND NEWARK, *
5
Constable of Freshmarsh,* 181 ,
18 8
Constable, Anne, 5, 5 9
Barbara, 5, 6
Elizabeth, 6, 4 4
Everild, 6
Francis, 5
George, 6
Henry, 5
Isabel, 5 1
John, 5, 1 7
Jno ., 5 1
Katherine, 5
Margaret, 6 ,
Marmaduke ,
Michael, 6
Philip, 5
Roger, 5
3 8
5, 54
Robt., 5, 17, 38, 44 . 59 ,
93 ,* Robt., of Holderness, 17 8
Simon, 1 7
, Thomas, 5
, Wm., 5, 1 7
,* sir Wm., 16 o

200
Copland,* Richard, of Santon ,
III
Copley, . , 4 5
sir Wm., 45
Copmanura, T. Blackburne of,
163
Corbett,* 17 9
,* Alexander, 14 2
Comowe,* Wm ., 17 5
Cornwall,* sir Ralph, 17 7
Corthorpe of Corthorpe,* 17 5
Cosington,* sir Stephen, 15 7
Cottsforth, Anthony, 2 6
Cowthorpe, Rowcliif of, 19 1
Crakenthorp,* Jo ., 13 2
CRAMLINGTON, LAWSON OF, 8 4
Cramlington, sir John, 9 5
-, Thomas, 7 5
Craser, George, 8o
Craster (Crawsester),* 17 g
Crathorn, Elizabeth dau. of
Jno., 30
Craven, . , 5 1
Crawell,* Laurence, 14 8
Crawsester . See Craster
Crawthorne, Thomas, 4
Crey,* sir Robt., 16 o
Crofte,* 12 4
Cromer, James, 6 8
Cromwell,* lord, 12 2
Cros,* Robt., 18 o
Cruse,* sir Robt., 18 4
Culcheth,* sir Richard, 1 73
Cully,* sir Roger, 17 1
Cumberworth,* sir T ., 18 6
Curtis, Thomas, 67
Cusance,* sir Wm ., 15 6
Cusans,* Wm ., 15 2
Cutt, sir John, gS
Dabrigecourt, Christine dau. of
John, 5
Dalby, Agnes dau . of Wm ., I o
DALTON, KAY OR CAY OF, 1 3
Danby, Anne dau . of sir Guy, 5 0
Cicely, 1 9
-, Margaret, 3 9
Thos., 3 3
Killum of, 16 5
Danyell,* 109
DANYELL OF BESWICK, 6 1
Danyell, Alice, 6 r
, Anne, 6 1
Elenor, 6r
INDEX
Danyell, Elizabeth, 6 1
-, Francis, 6 1
-, Isabel, 6 1
, Jane, 6 1
, Jno., 6 1
Margaret, 6 1
-, Richard, 6 1
-, Thomas, 6 1
, Wm., 6 1
DARCY OF TEMPLE HURST, 5 4
Darcy, Agnes, 3 7
--, Anne, 5 4
, Clare, 54
, Dorothy, 44, 5 4
--, Edith, 5 4
--, Elizabeth, 5, 5 4
George lord, 37, 44, 5 4
--,* J., 1 3 8
, Jane, 8 2
, Jno., 2 9
, John, 5 4
, Mary, 5 4
, Thomas lord, 5, 25, 54 ,
82
, Wm., 5 4
Darell of Bylton,* 11 3
, I0 2
Darlinges, 103
-,* 183
Darmdell, sir Ralph, 103
* 170
Darrell, Alice, 9 8
,* Edmond, 105
, Wm., 9 8
Daubeney, Elizabeth, 90
, Henry, 90
Daubeny (Dobbeny),* Bryan ,
1 5 0
Daubeny,* sir Wm., 15 6
Daundell,* H., 149
Daventry,* 17 6
Dawney,•Elizabeth, 4 2
,* J ., 12 6
, Jno., 42, 5 4
-, Thomas, 5 4
DE RUDA-BAXTER, * 98
Deisney, , 19
Delahay, Elizabeth dau . of
Thomas, 4 0
Delamor, Isabel dau . of Bert , 4 6
Delamore, Elizabeth, 1 8
,* T ., 13 0
Delariver, Thos ., 3 8
, Walter, 38

DELAVAL OF SEATON DELAVAL, *
74
Delaval, Anne, 75 Barbara, 7 5
Beatrix, 7 5
Clement, 7 5
Dorothy, 7 5
Edward, 7 5
Elenor, 75 George, 7 4
Henry, 75
James, 74
Jane, 75
John, 74, 7 5
Joshua, 7 5
Katherine, 7 5
Mary, 7 5
Peter, 7 5
Ralph, 7 5
Robt., 75, 8 2
, Thomas, 7 5
-,* William, Ir o
Denham,* sir Oliver of, 1 7 7
Denom,* sir J ., 18 4
Dent, Wm., 7 3
Denton,* Christopher, 1 3 7
* sir Richard, 12 9
,* Wm., 13 o
, Thwaites of, 19 2
Denum, Ralph, 49
Dergton,* sir Ad ., 15 6
Derwentwat,* sir J., Io6, 15 6
Derwentwater,
sir Nichola s
Radcliff of, 124
Devereux,* Wm., 154, 16 1
Digby, Simon, 3 5
Dighton, Isabel, 5 5
Dinsdale, Surtees of, 36
, sir Ralph Surtees of, 19 1
Dobbeny . See Daubeny .
Dodingseld,* Guy, 14 8
* sir J ., 15 8
Dodsworth of Stiliston,* 165
Dodsworth, Margery dau. of
George, 2 6
d'oiry, Adela, 1 7
, Geoffrey, 1 7
DONINGTON, * 39
Donington, Anthony, 3 9
--, Elizabeth, 3 9
-, Hugh, 39
, John, 39
Susan, 39
-, Thomas, 39
INDEX 20 1
Donnington, Wm ., 39
Dorand (Durant),* J ., 11 7
Dottringe,* Peter, 14 9
Douwedale,* Roland, 14 1
Dovedale,* sir Piers, 17 6
Downton,* T., 11 7
Doxford,* 17 9
DRAX, 6 z
Drax, Agnes, 6 2
,* Alexander, 62, 63, 17 6
Bridget, 6 3
Dorothy, 6 3
Elizabeth, 62, 63
Francis, 63
Gamail, 63
Gervais, 6 3
Henry, 6 3
Isabel, 62, 63
Jane, 6 2
John, 62, 63
Lucy, 62
Margaret, 62, 63
Mary, 63
Nicholas, 6 2
Peter, 6 2
Richard, 62
Robt., 63
Thomas, 6z, 6 3
-, Ursula, 6 3
Dudley, Edward, 23
Duffield of York,* 11 8
Duffield, Roger Salven of, 12 1
Dukinfield, * Robert, 11 7
Durant (Dorand),* J., 11 7
Dutton,* sir Piers, 1 4 4
Dymock, Ursula dau. of sir
Robt., 6 8
Dynant, * Oliver, 15o
Dyneley, Arthur, 3 5
Eawood of Yorkshire, 10 3
,* 190
EDERSTON, FORSTER OF, 7 9
Edgar, . . 5 7
Edward I, Elizabeth dau . of, 2 1
Egbaston,* Richard, 13 8
Eges, Walter, 103
* , 1 5 4
EGLESFIELD OF LECONFIELD, * 5 9
Eglesfield, Isabel, 59
, Jno., 5 9
,* J., 12 9
, Lawrence, 5 9
, Margaret, I1, 59

202
Eglesfield, Mary, 59
, Robt., 5 9
, Sybil, 5 9
Wm., 5 9
Egton, Plays of, 1 3 3
Eire, Christopher, 4 8
, Robt., 4 8
, Thomas, 4 8
Eland (Heland),* Mich ., 139
Eland, sir John, 1 9
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward I, 2 1
Elkinton, Henry, 8
ELLERKER OF RISBY,* 4 6
Ellerker, Anne, 46
, Cicely, 4 6
Edward, 6
, Elizabeth, 4 6
Henry, 4 6
, Isabel, 46
-, James, 4 6
---, John, 4 6
,* J ., 10 8
, Margery, 4 6
, Ralph, 6, 4 6
--, Robt ., 46
-, Roger, 46
Thomas, 46, 9 2
, Ursula, 46
Ellerton, Agnes dau . of Simo, 2 5
Ellis,* Stephen, 18 r
Ellison, Robt., 7 3
Elmeden,* Wm., 14 5
Eltoft,* Wm ., 1 55
Eltofte Margaret clan. of ,
4
Elysfeld,* Gilbert, 15 7
Emeldon, Agnes, 9 1
, Jacoba, 9 1
-, Matilda, 9 1
, Richard, 9 1
Engs, T., 103, 16 7
Erpingham (Herpingham),* sir
Robt ., 1 5 9
Errington, * 19 4
Edward, 7 5
, Gilbert, 7 5
, Margaret, 5 6
Erton, . . . , 5 5
Erydone, 103
,* 18 2
ESCOT OF SCARBOROUGH,* 66
Escot, Christopher, 6 6
, Dorothy, 66
-, Elizabeth, 66
INDEX
Escot, Grace, 66
- , Geoffrey, 6 6
, Jane, 6 6
- , John, 6 6
Nicholas, 66
, Robt., 6 6
Thomas, 6 6
- , Walter, 66
, Wm., 6 6
Escrick, Lascelles of, 12 5
Eslington,* 17 8
ESLINGTON, COLLINGWOOD OF ,
9 7
Esmonde,* sir Wm., 12 8
Esselrykes . See Hazlerigg
ESTRICK, LASSELS OF, I 7
Etton, Margaret dau . of sir Ivo ,
3 6
EVERINGHAM, CONSTABLE OF, 5
Everingham
Adam, 14 0
(Hentringham), *
Everingham (Heveringham),* J . ,
15 2
Everingham, sir Jno . Suthill of,
5
, Elizabeth dau. of Jno . ,
4 0 , 64
Evers, lord, 43
, Anne dau. of Wm. lord ,
5 1
, Elizabeth dau . of sir
Ralph, 4 6
, Margery dau . of Wm. lord ,
53
Muriel dau. of Wm ., 1 4
FAIRFAX OF WALTON, 3 6
Fairfax, Brian, 3 6
, Elenor, 6 4
, Ellen, 40
, Guy, 3 6, 37, 6 4
Jane, 3 6
, Margaret, 37, 56
, Mary, 3 7
, Maud, 36
Michael, 5 6
, Myles, 3 7
, Nicholas, 37, 40, 5 4
, Richard, 3 6
, Robt., 3 6, 3 7
Thomas, 36, 3 7
, Wm . , 3 6, 37, 5 4
Falconberg,* lord, 16 6
, Jane, 29

Falconberg, Jno ., 2 9
Falyfate, , 3 6
Fanecourt,* Roger, 1 5 4
Fauconberg . See Falconberg
Fawkes, J ., 109
- * Nicholas, 19 4
,* Richard, 16 4
ffeherr . See Fitz Henry
Fenton, Christopher, 3 8
FENwICK OF FENWICK,* 7 6
FENWICK, HASTINGS OF, 45
Fenwick, Alan, 76
, Anthony, 7 8
, Arthur, 78
, Charles, 7 8
, Elizabeth, 8 5
George, 77, 7 8
, Gerard, 78, 8 6
, Henry, 76, 77, 7 8
,* sir Henry, 19 0
, John, 76, 77, 78 ,
,* J . , 1 4 3
Lancelot, 7 8
Lionel, 8 5
Marmaduke ,
Martin, 7 8
, Michael, 78
Perceval, 7 8
Peter, 76
Ralph, 7 8
Richard, 7 8
93
9 1
Robt ., 76, 77, 7 8
Roger, 5, 7 8, 9 2 , 9 3
Thomas, 7 6
Tristram, 78
-, Walter, 9 2
Wm., 75, 76, 77, 7 8
Ferlay,* 1 5 4
, 10 3
Ferlisby, Jane, 65
Ferrars of Denshire,* 16 2
Ferrers,* sir Guy, 18 5
* sir Robt ., 15 8
Fetherstonhaugh,* Alexander ,
13 1
ffossett,* sir Emore, 15 9
ffouliambe,* Godrey, 11 3
Finch, George, 8 o
Fincham,* 192
Fisher, . , 6 3
Fitz Alan of Bedale,* 12 5
,
Fitz Henry (ffeherr),* 18 9
Fitz Henry William,* 105
Fitzhugh ,
+Elizabeth, 81
INDEX 20 3
Fitzhugh, Henry lord, 8 1
-, Lora dau. of Henry lord ,
1 7
- . . , Mary dau. of, 5
Fitz Roger,* Robert, of Clavering,
11 4
Fitz Symond,* sir Hugh, 18 o
Fitz Symond,* sir Richard, 18 3
Fitz Thomas, Isabel dau. of
Wm., 1 7
Fitzwarin,* 13 6
Fitzwarren,* sir Wm ., 159
(Fitzwilliam),* 10 7
Fitzwilliam, Margaret dau. of
sir Ric ., 4 7
Fitz William, . , 6z
, Isabel dau. of sir Ric., 49
Flamborough, Robt . Constable
of, 3 8
Fleming,* Thos., 169
FLOWER 01T WHITWELL, I 0
Flower, Alice, ro
Anne, r o
Francis, 8
George, 8
Grace, 8
Henry, 8
John, 8, r o
Mary, 8
Ralph, 8
Roger, r o
Richard, r o
Thomas, 8, 10
Wm., t o
Wm., Visitation of Northumberland
by, 7 3
Fodringham, . . . , 5 1
Foliot,* Ed., 14 2
Folkingham,* Robt ., 1 4 4
Folowell,* Philip, 103, 14 9
FORSTER OF EDERSTON,* i 9
Forster, Catherine, loo
Constance, 79
Cuthbert, 8 o
Dorothy, 8o, Io o
Elenor, 79, 8 o
Elizabeth, 8 o
Grace, 8 o
Isabel, 7 9
John, 79, 100
Margaret, 79, 8o
Nicholas, Io o
Patrick, 70
Reynold, 7 9

204
Forster, Robt ., 7 9
, Roland, 8o
, Thos., 79, 8o, 88
Fotherby, . . . , 66
Fox, Thomas, Iz
Francis, Jane dau . of sir Jno ., I o
Frank,* Adam, 18 1
103
Franke,* de, 1 5 4
Franklish, George, 9
Frechevile, Ralph, 2 3
Freneyes,* Hugh (Weryneg), 13 7
Freshmarsh, Constable of, 18 1
FRESTON OF WARMFIELD, 9
Freston, Anne, 9
, Christopher, 9
, Elizabeth, 9
, George, 9
Jane, 9
-, John, 9
Percival, 9
, Robt ., 9
, Wm ., 9
Fryton, Ralph Ashton of, 169
Fullas, Christine dau. of Ric . ,
62
Fulneby, Margaret, 47
Fulthorpe, Agnes, 3 1
, Alan, 30, 3 1
Alice, 3 1
, Anne, 31, 3 2
,* Christopher, 31, I1 5
, Ciceley, 32
, Elizabeth, 3 1
--, Jane, 3 1
, Jno., 3 2
John, 3 0, 3 1
Katherine, 3 1
Roger, 3 0
Roland, 3 1
, Thomas, 30, 3 1
,* Thomas, 18 9
, Wm., 30, 3 1
GALE,* 5 8
Gale, Alice, 5 8
, Anne, 5 8
, Dorothy, 5 8
, Elizabeth, 5 8
Francis, 5 8
, George, 5 8
, Isabel, 5 8
--, Oliver, 5 8
, Ursula, 58
INDEX
Gamister,* John, 103, 1 4 7
Garbraye, Robt., 58
Gargrave,* 11 6
Garland, * 18 o
Gascoigne of Micklefield,* 19 4
Gascoigne, Anne, 36, 4 5
, Henry, 70
Joan, 40
Margaret, 49, 55, 61, 8 8
Richard, 7 0
, Robt., 48
Wm., 29, 3 6, 40, 49, 55 ,
61, 8 8
* sir Wm ., 19 2
Gate Helmesley, Thweng of ,
16 2
Gates, . . . , 5 1
GATONBY OF GATONBY,* 7
Gatonby, Alice, 7
Anne, 7
Anthony, 7
Dorothy, 7
Elizabeth, 7
Francis, 7
Janet, 7
Johanna ,
John, 7
Jno ., 7
Margaret ,
Mary, 7
Susan, 7
Thomas ,
, Wm ., 7
Gaunt,* sir Gilbert, 119, 189
Gaytford, Lacy of, 102, 11 7
Genevill,* Miles, 14 7
Gerard,* sir, of Lancashire, 19 1
Gerrard, sir Ric., 3 6
Gilbert,* Robt., 14 4
GIRLINGTON OF GIRLINGTON, * 1 6
Girlington, Anthony, 1 6
, Dorothy, 1 6
, Elizabeth, 1 6
Francis, 1 6
Helen, 1 6
, Henry, 1 6
John, 1 6
, Lawrence, 1 6
Margaret, 1 6
Margery, 1 6
Nicholas, 11, 1 6
Ninian, II, 1 6
Peter, 1 6
, Ralph, 16
7
7
7

Girlington, Randolf, 1 6
Glover, Richard, Visitation of
Northumberland by, 73
Godard,* sir J ., 1 4 7
Godrick, Ric ., 7 0
Goldsborough of Goldsborough, *
io6
Goldsborough, Edward, 38
, Elizabeth, 3 8
,* sir Richard, 12 1
Gornay,* J ., 15 1
Goswick,* 18 3
Gotham, Cicely, 4 7
Goulsell,* 1 3 4
GOWER OF STITTENHAM,* 3 8
Gower, Agnes, 38, 9 2
Anne, 36, 38, 8 z
Barbara, 9 3
Beatrix, 2 5
Edward, 3 8 , 9 2, 9 3
Elizabeth, 25, 3 8
George, 3 8
Isabel, 25
Jane, 3 8
John, 25, 38
Katherine, 3 8
Lawrence, 2 5
Margaret, 67
Maud, 2 5
Nico ., 2 5
Richard, 38
Robt., 2 5
. 79
Thomas, 36, 38, 67
Walter, 3 8
Gramore, William, 10 3
* , 1 44
Grandison,* sir Otho, 16 1
Gray,* 11 2
,* sir George, 18 3
-, Katherine dau. of sir
Thos., 2 1
,* Ralph, 1 43
Gray of Barton,* 165
Gray of Thirlow, 167
Graystock, baron, 8 1
Greeby, William, 5 5
GREEN OF NEWBY,* 5 7
Green, Anne, 5 7
Christopher, 5 7
Elenor, 5 7
, Elizabeth, IT, 57
, Henry, 57, 70
INDEX 205
Green,* J ., of Newby, 1 4 5
, John, 5 7
, Jno., 5 7
Katherine, 5 7
, Margaret, 5 7
, Mary, 5 7
, Richard, 5 7
, Robt., 5 7
, Thomas, 5 7
, Wm ., II, 5 7
Grendon, Robt., 18 5
Gresewayte, Jno., 26
Gresley (Grystley),* sir Robt . ,
18 3
GREY OF CHILLINGHAM,* Sr
Grey of Wooperton,* 17 8
Grey, Anne, 74, 81, 8z, 8 3
, Arthur, 8 2
, Barbara, 8 z
, Dorothy, 7 5
Dowsabell, 8 3
, Eden, 8 5
, Edward, 8 z
-, Elizabeth, 8r, 9 1
Henry, 8 2
Isabel, 82, 89
John, 8 1
Judith, 83
, Lionel, 79, 8 3
, Margaret, 82, 8 3
, Margery, 8 2
, Mary, 7 7
, Maud, 6 7
, Ralph, 67, 75, 77, 81, 82 ,
8 3
, Roger, 8z, 8 5
, Thomas, 74, 81, 8z, 83 ,
89, 9 1
Ursula, 8 2
Griffith,* Walter, 11 6
Grimsby, Bryan See of, 10 5
Grimston, Anne, 6o
-, Ric., 6 1
- -, Thos ., 6o
Grove, , 4 3
Grystley .* See Gresle y
Gyse,* sir J ., 1 77
Hadswell, Edward, 2
- -, Eleanor, 2
Haggerston 8 3
,* 18 2
Hakashyre, 10 2
,* 113

200
HALDENBY OF HALDENBY,* 5 0
Haldenby, Anne, 5 0
Christian, 5 0
Christopher, 5 0
Dorothy, 50
Elizabeth, 5 0
Francis, 50
Gerard, 5 0
John, 5 0
Katherine, 5 0
Robt., 5 o
Thomas, 50
, William, 5o
Hales, sir James, 4 3
Halifax, J . Lacy of, 164
Hall, Ralph, 5 8
Halyday, 103
- * 12 4
Halythorpe, Burdett of, 19 2
Hamarde, R ., 103
-,* 13 7
Hamerton,* 19 1
,* sir Richard, 16 9
Hammerton, Margaret dau. of
sir Stephen, 5 5
Hanbeck, sir Walter, 66
Hanlowe,* sir Ralph, 17 2
Hansard,* sir Richard, Io 6
Hansty, Ralph, 3 3
Harbottle 99, 10 0
, Agnes, 7 7
George, 8 8
Harcourt,* 13 6
Hardishill,* Robt ., 1 4 7
Hardy, Jno., 6 1
Harington of Cartmell,* 16 5
Harington,* 1o 8
, Alice, r o
, John, 1 o
* sir M., 12 5
* sir Robt., Io 8
,* T., 18 6
Harrison, George, 3 5
Hartshill,* sir J ., 15 6
Haskam,* J ., 14 2
Hasleton, Anne dau . of Thos . ,
5 3
Hasryht,* sir F ., 1 3 4
Hastang,* Robt., 13 7
HASTINGS OF FENWICK,* 4 5
Hastings, * lord, 17 4
Anne, 45
Brian, 4 5
Christine, 45
INDEX
Hastings, Dorothy, 4 5
, * sir Edmond, 12 3
, Edmund, 4 5
, Francis, 45 George, 4 5
, Hugh, 4 5
, John, 4 5
, Mary, 45 , Robt., 45
Hatfield,* 12 7
, sir •Wm . Constable of,
5
Haughton,* Richard, 12 5
Hausted, * 14 5
Hawkesworthe,* 11 4
Hay,* Peter de la, I l l
Haye,* de la, 18 5
HAYTON, RUDSTON OF, 6 8
Hazelrigg (Esselrykes), * 18 2
Hebburn,* 179
Heburne, Mary, roo
Hedby, Nicholas, 8 7
Hedon, , 5 1
Heland . See Elan d
Helend in Kendall,* Laurenc e
of, 1 7 5
Helperby, Thos., 3 1
Helton,* J ., 13 2
HENKNOLL, BELLASIS OF, 5 6
Hentringham .* See Everingham
Hereford, Humfrey Bohun earl
of, 2 1
Herle,* Wm., 15 2
Heron, sir George, 8o, 82
, Humphrey, 8 2
, John, 77, 88, 9 1
.* -, 15 1
, Sybil, 8 8
, Ursula, 77
Herpingham .* See Erpingham
Herry, Humphrey, 66
Hertington,* J. Poole of, III
Heslington, Appleyard of, 190
Heton,* 18 o
Heton, Alan of, 7 6
, Elizabeth dau . of, 76
,* T ., 1 4 7
Heneringham . * See Everingham
Hewick, sir Richard Radcliff
of, 19 1
Hewike,* sir Nichol, 1 7 7
Heyfield, , 2 0
Heyt, Jane dau. of Jno., 63
Highfield, . . . , 2 6

Hill of Somersetshire,* 11 8
Hillary,* sir Henry, 16 o
Hilton, baron, 7 9
, Dorothy, 6
- , Eibrand, 9 1
, Elenor, 8 8
--, Robt., 1 7
, Wm., 6, 88
Hilyard, Anne dau. of Christopher,
5 1
, Katherine dau. of sir
Robert, 5 0
Hincla,* sir J ., 159
Hingham,* Oliver of, 12 2
Hodshon, Barbara, 8 7
, Lancelot, 8 7
, Richard, 73, 86, 8 7
, Robt., 87
- -, Wm., 8 7
Holderness, Robt. Constable of ,
178
Holland,* Thomas, Io 6
Holme, John, 18, 6 7
* , 11 5
, Randolf, 9 4
Holthorpe, 103
Holthorpe,* 1 35
Hootham, sir Jno ., 4 0
Hopton, , 97
Alice dau. of Roger, 5 2
,* sir Robt ., 17 3
Horneby,* 11 9
Hornby, Robt . Neville of, 1 3 5
6 1
Horseley, James, 7 4
Roger, 14 1
. , 8 4
Horton, Margaret, 9 5
, Richard, 9 5
---, Thos., 8 1
Hotham, Elizabeth dau. of sir .
Jno ., 46
, Maud dau. of sir John, 44
Hoton,* sir Ralph . 14 6
--,* Robt ., 130
Hongard,* sir Andrew, 14 6
Howard, . . . , 3 2
Hucod. Bertun, 10 2
*
Hullock,* Hugh, 11 5
Hume, L., 34
Hutoton, William, 7
Hurshom, sir G., 10 3
-,* , 17 2
INDEX 207
Hurst of London,* 192
Husse,* Hugh, 18 o
Hussey, . , 4 3
Hutton,* James, 188
Hyde of Norbury Hall,* 12 7
Hyllyarde,* 113
Hyngham, Olyver de, 10 3
Ifield, Agnes, 9 8
, John, 9 8
Ilderton,* 18 2
Ingleby, Jane, 5
, Jno ., 2 6
,* Wm., Io 4
5
Ingmanthorpe, Robt . Roos of ,
14 6
Irby, Redman of, 17 0
Ireby,* sir J ., 12 8
Jemson, Wm ., 7 3
JESSOP,* 7 2
Jessop, Francis, 7 2
, Margaret, 72
-, Richard, 7 2
-, Wm., 7 2
Johnson, Henry, 7 0
, sir Thos ., 7 0
Juncklin, Joan, 34
Karr . See Carr
Katerall .* See Caterall
KAY OR CAY OF WOODSOME AN D
DALTON,* 1 3
Kay (Cay), James, 1 3
, John, 1 3
, Jno., 1 3
Laurence, 1 3
-, Peter, 1 3
, Ric., 1 3
, Robt., 1 3
Thomas, 1 3
Wm., 1 3
Keighley,* sir J ., 12 3
,* Robert, 12 5
Kelke,* 12 7
Kelke, , 3 5
Kendal of Ripon,* 187
Kendal, Mary dau. of Robt .
lord, 5 8
,* Ralph, 15 2
,* sir T., 157, 17 2
,* Wm., 14o

208
Kersforth of Barnesley,* 16 4
Keton,* Nicholas, 18 7
Kighley, Edmond, 2 6
, Katherine, 26
Lawrence, 2 6
, Richard, 26
Thomas, 2 6
Killerby, John, 25
Killinghall, Elenor dau. of
Francis, 1 6
Killum of Danby,* 165
KILNHURST, MOUNTFORD OF ,
65
Kinnalton, sir John Constabl e
of, 5
Kinslay, sir J . Burton of, 16 5
Kirkby, sir Alexander, 88
Isabel, 88
sir Richard, 12 7
KIRKLINGTON, WANDESFORD OF ,
2 8
Kithin, Elizabeth dau. of Thos . ,
6 5
Knaresburgh, J. Byrnand of,
164
Kyddall,* 1 5 5
Kyllome, sir J . Salven of, 11 8
Kyme,* Rowland of, 11 5
Kyriel,* sir A ., 162
Kyrkiton,* sir J ., 16 1
Lacy of Gaytford,* 102, 11 7
Lacy,* sir H ., 11 4
* J ., of Halifax, 16 4
Lam .* See Latho m
Lamberside, T. Warcoppe of ,
I1 7
Lambert, Elenor, 3 1
, Grace, 4
, Robt ., 4
, Thos ., 3 1
Lambton,* T ., 12 2
Lancaster, Agnes, 1 1
, Ambrose, 3 1
, Gilbert, 8 1
*sir J ., 13 1
* T ., 16 2
,* Wm ., 15 1
Langdale, Thomas, 4 1
-,* Wm ., 16 6
Lange, 103
* 18 1
Langford,* sir Ralph, 11 6
Langley,* 119, 190
INDEX
Langton,* sir J ., 123, 18 8
, Joan, 4 0
,* sir Ralph, 19 1
LASCELLES OF ESTRICK,* 1 7
Lascelles of Estrick, 12 5
Lascelles, Alice, 1 7
Anne, 2 3
Brian, 23
Cicely, 1 9
Digby, 2 4
Dorothy, 2 3
Edward, 20
Elizabeth, 18, 23, 2 4
Ellen, 1 8
Francis, 24, 3 2
Geoffrey, 1 8
George, 23, 2 4
Gervais, 23, 2 4
Henry, 20, 2 3
Jane, 17, 1 8
John, 17, 18, 2o, 2 3
Katherine, 17, 19, 2 4
Margaret, 17, 5 7
Matilda, 1 7
Milicent, 23
Picotus, 1 7
Ralph, 18, 2 2
Richard, 18, 19, 20, 2 4
Robt ., 20, 21, 5 7
Roger, 17, 24, 6 9
Susan, 2 4
Temperance, 1 7
Thomas, 17, 20, 2 4
Walter, 17, 19, 2 0
, Winifred, 2 4
, Wm ., 19, 20
Lasingby, T ., 3 1
Lasy . See Lacy
Lathom (Lam),* John, 13 9
Lathom, sir Th., 18 7
Latimer, Richard L ., 6 9
LATON OF SEXHOW,* 2 5
Laton, Alice, 2 6
Anne, z6
Christopher, 26, 2 7
Elenor, z6
, Elizabeth, 26
, George, 2 6
, Henry, 2 6
, Jane, z 6
John, 25, 2 6
Jno., 25, 2 6
, Mary, 2 6
, Robt ., 25, 26

Laton, Thomas, 25, 26 2 7
, Wm., z 6
Laungstroier,* 1 7 5
, sir A., 10 3
Laurence of Heland,* 1 7 5
Lawnder, , 4 1
Lawrence,* Robert, 12 3
LAWSON OF CRAMLINGTON,* 8 4
Lawson, Alice, 8 5
Anne, 85, 95, 9 9
Edmund, 85
George, 8 5
Gerard, 8 3
Henry, 8 5
Isabel, 8 5
James, 85
John, 95
Katherine, 8 5
Lionel, 86
Margaret, 8 5
Mary, 8 5
Ralph, 8 5
Reginald, 86
Robt., 83, 8 5
Roger, 8 5
Thos ., 84, 8 5
Wm ., 84, 8 5, 86,
Laxton, , 1 8
99
Laybourne,* sir Robt ., 12 0
Layton,* J ., of Melsonby, 12 4
Leak, Elizabeth dau . of Jno., 4 5
Leborne, 10 2
Lebourne,* Thomas, 105
Leybourne, . , 70
LECONFIELD, EGLESFIELD OF, 59
Lee, Thos., 4 9
Legh, Dorothy, 8
Lehyler, de, 102
* , 12 2
Lepton, Roger, 1 5
,* Thos ., 16 3
Lewyngton,* T ., 13 1
Leyk, , 6 2
Leyland,* sir A ., 18 7
Liddell, Thos., 73
Lilburne, , 9 7
Lile .* See Lisle
Lille, , 8 3
Limsey,* Peter, 16 7
Linchefeld, sir Terr ., 10 3
* 1 5 9
Lincoln, J. Bokingham, bishop
of, 1 4 5
Lindsay,* Alan, 140
INDEX 20 9
Lingam,* sir Ralph, 1 5 9
Linley, Anne, 2 6
, Elizabeth, 2 6
Muriel, 2 6
Nico., 2 5
, Percival, 2 5
, Richard, 2 5
Thomas, 2 6
Lisle (Lile) of Gloucestershire, *
18 o
Lisle, Humphrey, 88
, sir William, 8 8
Littlebury,* 1 5 3
Londisdall, Clapham of, 163
Longevill,* de, 1 5 3
Lonsdale, Middleton of, 11 5
Lorens,* 10 3, 1 7 7
Lortz,* sir J ., 18 7
Loudham, sir J ., 116, 15 9
Lovayne,* T ., 148
Low, Robt., 4 8
Lowther,* 10 7
,* sir Robt ., 12 3
Lucy,* sir T., 15 8
Ludham .* See Loudham
Lumley, Anne, 8 8
, George lord, 8 8
, Thomas, 88
Lyle,* sir de, 104
Lyndford,* Guy of, 150
Lyndley, Percevall of, 103
,* , 163
Malbiche, sir Ric ., 3 6
Malerheyn . See Maleverer
Malett, * Roger, 14 8
Maleverer, Anne, 3 8
, James, 14, 3 8
, Jane, 89
,* J., 132, 14 0
, Thomas, 89
Wm., 14, 30
Malory, sir Wm., 69
Malot, Wm ., 9
Mahon,* sir H ., 12 9
Mane of Sutton,* 14 2
Manners,* de, 1 5 3
, Elizabeth, 36
George, lord Ross, 5, 3 6
Katherine, 5
,* J ., 18 2
Manny,* sir Terry, 15 8
,* sir Walter; 16o
0

210
Manston,* J ., 1 5 5
Mare,* sir Piers de la, 173
Mare (Marlou),* J . la., 14 8
Markenfield, Elenor, 42
,* J•, 1 4 3
, Ninian, 42, 69
, Thos., 6 9
Marlou .* See Mare
Marshall, . , 93
-, Ellen, 5 8
- Joan, 98
, Richard, 6 7
, Wm., 9 8
Marston, * Thwaite of, 163
* Wm. Thorald of, 16 4
Martin of Eston, 5 7
Martindale,* Wm ., 12 9
Marton . . See Merton
Martyn, Arden of, 190
Massers, 103
- ,* 1 7 7
Massy,* J ., 1 3 5
Mauley,* lord, 123, 168
Mawloru, •, 5 7
Maxwell,* sir J., 173
Medley, Thos ., 63
Medloms, 10 3
, * 1 78
MEINELL (Meynell) , * I I
Meinell, Alice, 1 2
Anne, 1 1
Anthony, 1 1
Brian, x x
Cicely, 1 2
Cuthbert, I x
Dorothy, 1 1
Elizabeth, Ii
Francis, 1 2
, Henry, x x
,* sir Hugh, 185
, Joan, x x, 1 6
Jno ., 1 6
Margaret, 1 1
, Mary, rr
Richard, r r
Robert, x 1
Roger, 1 1
Roland, 4, I I
Thomas, r r
, Wm., x x
Melsonby, J. Layton of, 12 4
Melton, Dorothy dau . of sir Jno . ,
5 4
- ,* sir J ., 113
INDEX
Melvell,* Sampson, II I
Mering, Elinor, 8
Thomas, 6 6
Merton (Marton),* sir Richard,
18 5
Merworthe,* F ., 13 8
Metcalfe, . . . , 2 0
, Agnes, 31, 77, 9 2
, Elizabeth, 2 6
-, James, 26, 31 ,
Metford, , 7 9
METIIADI OF METHAAI, * 44
Metham, Christopher, 4 4
, Dora, 4 4
, Elizabeth, 4 4
Francis, 26, 4 4
, George, 4 4
, Isabel, 4 4
Jane, 44
, John, 4 4
, Maud, 4 4
, Richard, 4 4
, Thomas, 26, 5 4
77, 92
1\Iethley, Elizabeth dau . of
Bartholomew, 2 3
Meverell, Isabel dau. of Thomas,
5 2
Mewse,* J . de, 167
Meynell . See Meinell
Michael of Thorley, 6 6
Michell, Thomas, 7
Micklefield,* Gascoigne of, 19 4
Middleton of Lonsdale,* 115
MIDDLETON OF STOCKHELD,* 55 ,
I28
Middleton, Alice, 5 5
, Anne, 5 5
, Elizabeth, 55, 6 2
, Henry, 5 5
, Jane, 5 5
, John, 5 5
, Margaret, 5 5
, Maud, 5 5
, Peers, 4 0, 5 5
, * Ralph, I x 1
Robt., 5 5
, Thos ., 5 5
, Wm ., 55, 62
Miller, Andrew, 5 9
Millet, Robert, 1 4
, Elizabeth dau . of, 1 4
Milhn, J .,* prior of Newborough ,
16 3
Mirfield, Lucy dau . of Jno ., 62

Mirfield, Win ., 6 2
Misperton,* 11 8
Mitford, Christopher, 7 3
John, 9 2
, Oswald, 7 5
Mobrisdale, sir J ., 103
* , 1 7 7
Mohun .* See Moune
Moigne,* sir J ., 17 2
Molyneux, * 1 4 5
, Jn ., 2 3
Molyns,* sir J., 17 2
Monke Britton, * Pryor of, 165
Monson, Mary dau. of sir Jno . ,
48
Montague, Isabel dau. of sir
Edward, 2 3
Montford, Elenor dau . of T., 3 0
, Margery dau. of T., 2 6
Montgomery,* J ., 17 2
* sir Walter, 18 4
Morby,* T. of, 103, 140
More, Elizabeth dau. of Wm., 3 3
* Wm. de la, 14 0
Moresby,* sir Christopher, 129 ,
19 1
111orler, Alice dau. of Robt., 4 1
Morley, Anne dau . of Wm. lord ,
45
, lord, 3 6
-, Peter, 2 1
Morren, sir John, 10 3
* , 19 1
Mortimer, * sir Constantine, 1 73
Morton, George, 75
Motford, , 3 5
Mougne,* Wm ., 12 6
Moules,* sir J . de, 15 7
Moune (Mohun),* H ., 1 3 5
Mountenay,* T., 119
Mountenay, . , 6 2
MOUNTFORD OF KILNHURST,* 6 5
Mountford, Alice, 65
, Anthony, 65
Anne, 6 5
, Bridget, 65
Christopher, 6 5
Edmund, 6 5
Elizabeth, 6 5
George, 6 5
Humphrey, 65
Isabel, 65
Jane, 6 5
, John, 65
INDEX 21 1
Mountford, Margaret, 6 5
, Mary, 65
Rosamund, 6 5
Thos., 65
, Ursula, 65
Mountfort,* sir A ., 12 2
Motu,* sir J ., 17 6
Mowbray, Alexander, 29
, Elizabeth, 2 9
, John, 2 8
, Jno., 28, 2 9
,* sir J., 10 5
, Wm., 2 8
Mulcaster,* sir Robt ., 12 4
Mullans,* lord, 17 3
Mulliens,* 12 6
Multon,* 11 8
* sir T ., 1 5 5
Mundeville, 12o
Musard, Nico ., 8
Musgrave, Audrey, 9 5
, Joan, 7 7
--, Simon, 9 5
, Thos., 77
Musters, Elizabeth, 2 9
--, Henry, z 8
, Jno., 28
Robert, 2 8
Naunby,* Bradeley of, 126
Nawton, Katherine, II
Nesfield,* 109
Nesome, Nicholas, 1 2
Neville of Wymersley, * 12 5
Neville,* sir Alexander, 146, 169
, Anne, 6 3
, Elizabeth, 5 2
, Humphrey, 3 6
Jno., 5 2, 63
, Katherine, 36
* Robt., of Hornby, 13 5
* T., of Pickhall, 18 8
NEWARK, CONSTABLE OF, 5
Newborough priory, * 163
Newburgh, * Roger, 14 9
NEWBY, GREEN OF, 57, 1 4 5
Newkeley, Elizabeth dau . of
John, 3 0
Newmarche,* T ., 1 5 4
Newport, Christopher, 5 3
, Margery dau . of sir Thos . ,
2 6
Newsome,* J ., 12 I
Newton, 103

212
INDEX
Newton,* 1 77
51
Ogle, Helen, 75
Isabel, 88, 91, g8
Nodinge, Margaret dau. of Chris - Jane, 8 9
topher, 11
Norbury Hall, Hyde of, 117
John, 75, 78, 8 8
Katherine, 8 9
Normanville, Alice dau . of sir Margaret, 88, 8g, 9 2
Jno., 61
-, Margaert dau . of Ralph,
Mary, 93 Owen, 8 8
47
* sir Wm., 119
Ralph, 75 , 8 8
Robt., 88, 89, 91, 9 2
Northumberland, Percy earl of, Thomas, 88, 89
-
43
, Visitation by Wm. Flowe r
Wm ., 74,
and Robt. Glover, of, 7 3
NORTON OF NORTON CONYERS, *
6 9
Norton,* sir A., 16o
Anne, 32, 6 9
Charles, 6 9
Christopher, 7 0
Clare, 70
Edmund, 7 0
Elizabeth, 69, 70 ,
Francis, 69, 7 0
George, 7 0
Henry, 69, 70, 7 1
Jane, 69
- Joan, 7 0
John, 6 9
Jno ., 69, 7 1
Katherine, 6 9
Major, 3 3
Margaret, 6 9
Marmaduke, 7o
, Mary, 57, 7 0, 7 1
, Milicent, 7 0
,* Richard, 69, 70 ,
, Robt., 70
Sampson, 70
Thomas, 32, 69
, Wm., 31, 69, 7 0
Norwood,* sir Richard, 17 6
Nougen, sir J ., 103
-,* -, 17 1
Ogilthorpe, Anne, 5 1
OGLE OF BOTHAL,* 8 8
Ogle, Agnes, 8 8
, Anne, 75, 8 8
, Cuthbert, 89, 9 2
- , Dorothy, 78, 79
- , George, 9 8
Grace, 8 9
Gregory, 89
88, I0 0
9 3
Oglesrope, Thomas, 4 1
Oliver,* sir, of Denham, 1 77
Oliver of Hingham,* 103, 12 2
Orton,* sir J ., iz8
Osborne, Alice dau . of sir Ed . ,
33
Otrington, Edm. Waddisley of,
169
Owtredd, Dorothy dau. of sir
7 1 Robert, 5
Palmes, Jane dau . of Guy, 3 7
Palton,* Robt., 15 2
Parkinson, Christopher, 9 6
-, Margaret, 96
Parrys,* 103, 1 9 3
,* Wm ., 1 4 7
Partington,* J ., of Partington ,
11 6
Paterdale, Sybil dau. of Thomas ,
9
Paynel of Rasen,* 10 4
Paynel, Dorothy, 23
1 4 5
Peacock, Robt., 5 8
Peckham,* 103
Pemberton, Katherine dau. of
Robert, 3 9
Pembrige,* sir Edward, 17 6
Penington,* sir J ., 12 7
Pensax, Helen, 2 5
Percevall of Lyndlay,* 103,
Perchay,* J ., 11 2
163
* Wm ., 1 5 3
Percy earl of Northumberland ,
4 3
Percy of Sneton,* 113
Percy, Henry lord, 21, 9 2
, Margery, 9 2
Peres,* Godfrey, 14 1
Perhe,* sir Thos ., 103, 16 1
Perkinson, Edmund, 3 2

Perkinson, Henry, 9 2
Perpount,* sir Symond, 17 1
Perrers,* Geoffrey, of Wynthorpe,
19 3
Perte,* Wm., 189
Pervinge,* Robt., 12 7
Peshall,* sir Richard, 16 1
PHILLIPE OF BRIGNELL, * 2
Phillipe, Agnes, z
Alice, 2, 3
Anne, 3
Arthur, 3
Charles, 2
Christopher, 3
Cuthbert, 2
Dorothy, z, 3
Elenor, 3
Francis, 3
George, 3
Grace, 3
Henry, 2, 3
James, 2
Jane, 2, 3
John, z
Katherine, 2
Lucy, 2
Mary, 3
Ralph, 2
Thomas, 3
Wm ., 3
Phillips, Henry, 6 7
Pickeringe, James, 2 1
- * sir Richard, 16 6
Pickhall, Nevill of, r8 8
Pickworth,* T ., 103, 13 6
Picot, Geoffrey, 3 1
, Jane, 69
-, Randel, 69
Pigborne, Wilford, 5 2
Pigott,* Jacob, 137
- * Ralph, 14 6
Pilkington, Edward, 63
, Thomas, 48
Place, Christopher, 8 7
, Isabel, 32, 8 7
, Roland, 3 2
Plais, Dorothy dau . of Jno., 1 4
Plays of Egton,* 1 3 3
Plays,* Roland, 1 49
Plessing, sir Henry, l o
PLOWLAND, WRIGHT OF, 6 0
Plumpton, . , 1 8
, Robt., 69
, Wm., 40, 69
INDEX 21 3
Pocklington, Robt. Stodowe of ,
166
Pomeray of Devonshire,* 1 74
Poninges,* sir Michael, 18 4
Poole, Elizabeth, 4 3
* J ., of Hertington, 11 1
Portington, Anne, 4 5
, Isabel, 5 0
Justice, 5 0
T ., 4 5
Poynings,* sir T ., II z
Preston, Anne dau. of Christopher,
2 7
,* F ., 1 3 3
Proctor, Roger, 8z
Pryor of Monke Britton,* 16 5
Pudsey, Grace, 4 4
, Henry, 3 1
Margaret, 3 1
Mary, 1 1
, Thos ., II, 4 1
Pulleyn,* 11 5
Puleyn of Scotton,* 193
Pyis, * 103, 1 7 9
Queney, , 4 0
Quixley, Richard Banke of, 19 3
Radcliffe, Anne, 6 9
, Cuthbert, 79, 8 8
, Jane, 79, 8 8
, Nicholas, 12 4
,* Ralph, 11 7
,* Richard, 19 1
, Wm., 6 9
Radston, Ursula dau. of Michael ,
6 o
Ralph son of Randolf, 1 7
Rameston, sir T., 103
* 169
Rasen,* Paynel of, 104
Ratford (Rytfforthe),* sir Henry ,
16 7
Ratlasdon,* sir J., 15 8
Raw, William, 7
Rawdon,* 120
Raygate,* 11 2
Reade, Ralph, To o
, Rebecka, 3 3
W . , 3 3
Redman of Irby,* 17 0
Redman of Thornton,* 17 0
Redman, Agnes, 64
-, Cuthbert, 64

214
Redman, Richard, 4 9
-,* Wm., of Twiselton, 175
Redneis, . , 6 6
RERESBY OF THRIBERGH,* 4 7
Reresby, Adam, 4 7
Anne, 48
Arnold, 4 8
Barbara, 4 8
Edith, 48
Elenor, 4 8
Elizabeth, 48
Ellen, 4 8
George, 4 8
Gilbert, 4 8
Godfrey, 4 8
Jane, 48
Jno., 1 7
Lionel, 4 8
Margaret, 4 8
Mary, 4 8
Ralph, 4 7
Rooke, 4 8
Thomas, 47, 4 8
, Wm ., 4 8
Retford, sir H., 103
Reymes, Robt., 7 5
Richardson, George, 5 9
Richmond,* Ely, 13 8
,* Richard, 18 9
RIDDELL,* 9 9
Riddell,* 18 3
, Alice, 99
Catherine, 99
Elenor, 99
, Elizabeth, 9 9
George, 9 9
Henry, 99
-, John, 99
Mary, 9 9
Michael, 9 9
Peers, 99
Peter, 9 9
-, Philip, 99
, Robt., 99
Thos., 99
, Wm., 99
RIDLEY OF WILLIDIOTESWICK, *
9 5
Ridley, Alice, 9 5
, Henry, 9 6
, Hugh, 9 6
- --, John, 95
Lancelot, 96
INDE X
Ridley, Mark, 9 6
,* Nicholas, 8o, 95, 13 1
--, Thomas, 9 5
, Wm ., 95, 96
Rilston,* Wm., 18 8
Ripley, Dorothy dau. of Jno ., 7
Ripon, Kendal of, 18 7
RISBY, ELLERKER OF, 46
Rivill, J ., 103
- .* -, 14 7
Robert Fitz Roger of Clavering ,
11 4
Robisson, Ralph, 3
Roch, sir Wm ., 18
ROCKLEY OF ROCKLEY, *
Rockley, Anne, 5 2
, Isabel, 5 2
-, James, 5 2
, John, 5 2
Katherine, 5 2
,* Robt., 52, 1 4 3
, Roger, 5 2
Thomas, 5 2
5 2
Rodyrfforthe . See Rutherford
Rokebv, Agnes, 1 4
, Elenor, 6 2
-, Jane, 1I, 1 5
, Jno ., 5 8
, Mabel, 1 4
* Richard, 190
, Robt., 62
, Thomas, II, 1 4
Romondby, Richard, Io 2
* - -, II I
Roos,* Robt., of Ingmanthorpe,
146 , Wm ., 3 1
ROPER,* 9 0
Roper, Andrew, 90
, Anne, g o
Barbara, 9 0
Elizabeth, 9 0
Henry, 9 0
Peter, 90
Philip, g o
, Robt., 90
Serys, 90
, Wm ., 9 0
Roslyn,* 12 O
Ross, George Manners lord, 5, 3 6
Rosse,* Io 8
Rowcliff of Cowthorpe,* 19 1
Rowcliff, * 13 4
, Agnes, 19

Rowcliff, Anne, 36
, Cicely, 1 8
, Richard, 1 8
Rowland of Kyme,* 11 5
Rowthe,* J ., 14 3
RUDA, * DE-BAXTER, 9 8
Ruda, Amandus, 9 8
, Bryan, 98
, Edward, 98
, Elizabeth, 98
John, 9 8
, Wm., 9 8
RUDSTON OF HAYTON, 6 8
Rudston, Belknapp, 6 8
, Elizabeth, 6 8
Isaac, 68
-, Jno., 6 8
, Robt., 6 8
, Ursula, 6 8
Walter, 68
Russell, Edward, 8o
sir Francis, 8o
,* Robt., 178
Rutherford (Rodyrfforthe), *
Rydell, Wm ., 8 5
Ryder, Alice, 6o
, Elenor, 42
Isabel, 3 6
, Jno., 40, 6o
Ralph, 42
, Rich., 3 6
Rygate, . , T 8
Rytfforthe . See Ratford
RYTHER OF RYTHER, 4 3
Ryther, Elenor, 43
, Ferdinand, 4 3
George, 4 3
Henry, 4 3
James, 4 3
, Jno., 4 3
, John, 4 3
, Ralph, 4 3
, Robt., 4 3
Thomas, 4 3
, Wm., 4 3
Sackville, sir Andrew, 138 ,
Salclyff, 104
Salcocke,* 17 9
Salisbury (Sarnsbery),* 11 8
SALKELD, * IOO
Salkeld, Ann, To o
, Barbara, ro o
Catherine, Too
INDEX 215
16 8
18 7
Salkeld, Dorothy, roo
, Gavin, roo
,* Hugh, 13 2
, Ingram, ro o
, John, ro o
,* J ., 13 o
, Mary, Ioo
Ralph, To o
Richard, ro o
Thomas, roo
Wm., Too
Saltby, Agnes dau . of Peter, r o
Saltmarsh,* 16 8
4 4
, Margaret, 4
, Thomas, 6
Salvin, Anne, 6 1
,* Gerard, 70
, sir J ., 115, 11 8
Ralph, 6 1
Roger, 12 1
. 8 1
Samson,* Walter, 14 2
Samsone,* 103, 18 3
Sandes,* T., 130
Sandford,* Bryan, 22, 1 4 4
, Dorothy, 2 2
, Edmund, 2 2
, John, 2 2
* sir T ., 15 8
* sir Wm., 13 2
Sands, Edith dau. of sir John ,
5 4
Santon, Richard Copland of ,
II I
Sarnsbery (Salisbury),* 11 8
Saundesby,* Allen, 1 3 9
Savage, Emore,* 15 0
, sir John, 4 5
Scales,* lord, rr4
SCARBOROUGH, ESCOT OF, 6 6
Scargill, Joan, 3 4
,* Wm., 107, 168
Scarsbrick,* Gilbert, 16 6
Schelton . See Shelto n
Schirlle . See Shirley
Scotterstelf, Richard of, 2 5
Scotton, Puleyn of, 1 9 3
Scriven, Slingsby of, 164
Scrope, Anne, 40, 43
, Dorothy, .4
, Henry lord, 4 0
SEATON DELAVAL, DELAVAL OF ,
74

216
See,* Bryan, of Grimsby, 10 5
Segeson, Jno., 6 1
Segrave, Charles, l o
Selby, Barbara, 8 6
Elenor, 86
Elizabeth, 8 6
George, 86
Isabel, 8 6
Jane, 8 6
Katherine, 8 o
Leonard, 8 o
Margaret, 8 6
Mary, 8 6
Richard, 8 6
Walter, r6z
Wm ., 73, 8 6
Sessay, Edmond Darell of, 10 5
Severe, Leonard, 7
SEXHOw, LATON OF, 25
Shaw, Jno ., 9
Sheffeld,* 102, 11 5
Sheffield, , 6 6
Shelton_ (Schelton),* sir Richard ,
18 4
Shepwast,* Roger, 14 9
Sherborne, Elizabeth dau. of sir
Robt., 3 6
Shirley (Shirle),* sir Ralph, 18 4
Shorthose of Boroughbridge, *
17 0
Shrewsbury, George earl of,
8 9
Simthwaite, Johanna dau. of
Peter, 7
Sininghurst, Elizabeth Wandesford
nun at, 3 1
Skargill . See Scargill
Skipwith,* 18 8
Skirlaw,* 11 9
Skydmore,* 103, 1 75
Slingsby of Scriven,* 164
Smelt, . , 1 5
Smith, Anne, 3 4
, Mary, 8
Smithe, Thos., 56
Smithley, Elizabeth dau . of
Ric., 6 r
Sneton,* Percy of, 11 3
Sockbridge, Wm . Lancaster of,
15 1
Sockburne, Confers of, 112, 12 1
Sofolk,* sir Ralph, 103, 172
Solton .* See Sutton
Sorethwaites (alias) Mylner, z6
INDEX
Sothill,* H. de, 1 5 3
Spencer, * Christopher, 103, 124
Spygurnell,* Ralph, 13 7
Stafford, Humphrey, 5
-, Joice, 5
- * J ., II I
Stalby,* J ., 11 8
, T., Io2
Staley,* Ralph, n o
Stalingburgh,* Wm ., 13 8
Stane,* sir William, Io 8
Stanford, Jno ., 9
Stanton,* Hugh, 14 0
STANWICK, CATTERICK OF,
17 0
Stapleton,* Brian, 14 3
, Bridget, 7 1
, Jane, 37
-, Richard, 5
, Robt., 7 1
4 7
* Wm ., 129
Staveley, Margaret ,
-, Peter, 23
-, Thomas, 7
7
St. Amand,* sir Edmond, 187
St. John,* sir Oliver, 17 3
St. Quintin, . . . , 4 5
-, Albreda, 1 7
* sir j ., 185
Stephenson, Isabel dau . of John ,
1 6
Stevenson, Jane, 66
Stiliston, Dodsworth of, 16 5
Stillington,* Gerard, 136
STITTENHAIC, GOWER OF, 3 8
Strivelyn, John, 9 1
STOCKHELD, MIDDLETON OF, 55 ,
128
Stodowe,* Robt., of Pocklington,
166
Stokys of Bickerton,* 120, 1 34
Stone, Elizabeth dau. of Ric . ,
43
S topham, * Sampson, 1 39
Stormy,* sir J., 17 1
Stow, Richard Wasteneys of ,
18 6
Strange,* sir Hamond, 16 o
Strangways,* James, 10 3
Strauley,* Hugh, II o
Strickland,* 12 5
Strother, Mary, 7 7
, Maud, 77, 92
4 ,

Strother, Thos., 7 7
Strouder,* 18 2
Stuart, Catherine, g 6
Sturmy, John, 1 7
Styton,* sir J ., 18 4
Suardby,* T ., 11 4
Suarde,* Roland, 14 7
Suche,* Ralph de la, 14 1
Sudley,* lord, 16 8
Sulle,* sir J . de, 15 7
Surtees,* sir Ralph, of Dinsdale ,
3 6 , 1 9 1
- * sir T., Io6
Suthayke,* William, 10 3, 1 3 3
Suthill, Barbara dau . of sir Jno . ,
5 , Henry, 5
Sutton,* 11 2
,* sir J., 176, 18 2
, Mane of, 14 2
Swift, Anne, 48, 7 2
-, Robt., 7 2
Swillington,* J ., 14 6
Swinbume, Adam, 9 1
, Barbara, 9 1
-
Christina, 9 1
-, Clara, 79
- * Laurence, 15 1
* Wm., 79, 1 30 , 14 4
Swinnerton,* 1 5 3
* sir Roger, 15 6
Swinno, John, 8 5
, Margery, 83, 8 5
Tailbois, Elizabeth dau . of sir
Robt., 4 1
- , Margery, 1 4
Talbot, Edward, 8 9
* sir Thos., 123, 19 2
Talbot of Devonshire,* 12 5
Tankard,* Wm ., 18 o
Taylor, Joan dau. of J ., 3 4
Tee, . , 6 3
Tempest, Elizabeth, 4
, Isabel, 54, 6 9
, Richard, 5 4
, Roland, 4
, Wm., 69
TEMPLE HURST, DARCY OF, 5 4
Tenant, Simon, 7
Terreby,* sir J ., 12 8
Thanyton (Thwaites),* Win . ,
12 9
Thimbleby of Lincolnshire,* 186
INDEX 217
Thirkeld,* Geoffrey, of Patter -
dale, 15 1
,* H ., 10 5
Thirkell, Margaret, 5 6
Thirlow, Gray of, 16 7
Thirlwall,* Roland, 13 0
Thirnehill, Marmaduke, 4 8
Thorald,* Wm., of Marston, 16 4
Thornell, Elizabeth dau . of sir
Brian, z 8
* Wm ., 12 2
Thornhill,* sir Brian, 1 7 7
Thornley, Trollope of, Iz o
Thornton of Ferlington,* 18 8
Thornton, Dorothy, 7 8
, Redman of, 170
,* Robt., 1 3 3
* Roger, Ii o
Thorp, . , 6 6
THORPE OF THORPE IN HOLDER -
NESS, 5 1
Thorpe, Alice, 5 1
Anthony, 5 1
Arthur, 5 1
Bartholomew, 5 1
Christopher, 5 1
Dora, 5 1
Dorothy, 5 1
Elenor, 5 1
Elizabeth, 5 1
Francis, 5 1
George, 5 1
Isabel, 5 1
John, 5 1
Jno., 5 1
Lancelot, 5 1
Lora, 5 1
Margaret, 5 1
Margery, 5 1
Steven, 5 1
, Wm., 5 1
THRIBERGH, RERESBY OF, 47
Thring 5 5
Thurby, Jno ., 7
Thwaite of Marston,* 163
Thwaite, Maud dau . of Jno ., 55
Thwaites .
See also Thanyton
Thwaites of Denton,* 19 2
Thwaites, Anne, 3 2
.* J•, 1 5 4
, Sybil dau. of Jno., 30
Thweng of Gate Helmsley,* 16 2
Tilliol,* Piers, 10 7
, Robt., 17

218
Tisington, sir Jno ., ro
Tokette, Roger, i x
Topcliff, . . . , 2 2
, Gilbert, 4 1
Trafford,* sir Edmond, 11 6
Traske,* J ., 103, 1 3 7
Trehampton,* R., 18 8
Trewhitt, * 17 9
, Margaret clan. of si r
Robert, 5
Trollop, Jno ., 4 4
Trollope, * 18 1
Trollope of Thornley, * 12 0
Trumpington,* 1 35
Trussebut,* Wm., 148
Trussell,* sir J ., 17 1
Tunstall, , 5 3
Turberville,* sir Richard, 14 2
Turiboke,* sir Richard, 103, 18 7
Turner, Elizabeth dau . of Robt . ,
13
Turpin 79
Twayte, Agnes, 38
Tweng, Cicely dau . of, 1 7
, Marmaduke, 1 7
Twiselton, * Wm. Redman of ,
1 75
Twyere,* Richard, 1 7 5
Twyford,* Alen ., 14 9
Twyford of Berwick, * 18o
Ufflet, Isabel dau. of sir Gerard ,
5 0
Ufflett,* T ., 13 6
Ufford,* sir Roger, 16 o
Ughtred,* sir Robt ., 12 3
sir Thomas, 21, 2 2
Ullysby,* Richard, 103, 18 1
Umfravile, Margaret dau. of sir
Thomas, 1 7
Upsale,* R ., 12 6
Urswicke,* 17 6
Ver,* 1 3 4
Vernon,* sir Richard, xx o
Vaux, Adam, 9 1
John, 9 1
* Roland, 13 0
VAVASOUR, 4 0
Vavasour, Agnes, 4 1
, Andrew, 4 1
Anne, 4 0, 4 1 , 5 5
Anthony, 4 1
---, Christopher, 40, 41
INDEX
Vavasour, Edene, 4 0
Elizabeth, 40, 4 1
, Ellen, 4 0
Frances, 4 3
Francis, 40
George, 40, 4 1
Henry, 40, 41, 5 5
Jane, 40, 4 1
John, 40, 4 1
Jno., 40, 4 1
Juliane, 2 5
Katherine, 4 0
Leonard, 40
Mary, 4 1
Peer, 4 1
Ralph, 40
Thomas, 4 1
Wm . , 4 0. 4 1, 43
, 48, 55
Waddisley,* Edm ., of Otrington,
16 9
Wake,* lord, 114
* sir T., 15 8
Wakefield, Thos ., 6 z
Waldgrave,* sir R ., 1 5 5
Wallington, Ralph, 103
Walse, * F. le, 13 6
WALTON, FAIRFAX OF, 3 6
Walton,* Wm ., 11 6
Walys,* sir J ., 103, 17 1
WANDESFORD OF KIRKLINGTON, *
2 8
Wandesford, Alice, 3 3
Anne, 31, 32, 3 3
Brian, 3 1
Christopher, 30, 3 1, 3 2 , 3 3
Eleanor, 31, 3 2
Elizabeth, 31, 3 2
Florence, 3 2
Francis, 32, 3 3
Geoffrey, 28, 2 9
George, 3 1, 3 2, 3 3
Grace, 33
Henry, 3 2
Isabel, 3 1
Jane, 3 1 , 3 3
Johane, 3 2
John, 30, 3 1 , 33
jno., 29, 3 0, 3 1 , 3 2
Katherine, 3 3
Michael, 3 2 , 3 3
Richard, 30, 32
Robt ., 31

Wandesford, Roger, 29, 3 1
, Roland, 3 2
Susan, 3 2
, Thomas, 3 0 -3 3
Ursula, 3 3
, Wm., 3 1, 33
Wandster,* Ed ., 103, 14 1
Wandsworth, Christopher, 69
Warcop,* Robt., 13 2
Warcoppe,* T., of Lamberside ,
11 7
Ward,* 18 2
, Christopher, 6 9
, Margery, 6 9
, Wm., 2 5
6 1
Warde,* G. de la, 136
* sir Roger, 146
WARMFIELD, FRESTON OF ,
Warren, . , 5 2
Wartell, Henry, 19
Warwicke,* sir J ., 12 8
Wassingley,* 103, 13 6
Wastelyn, T., 103, 1 74
Wastenes, Gervais, 48
Wasteneys, * Richard, of Stow ,
18 6
Waterton, sir Jno ., 3 6
Watson, John, mayor of New -
castle on Tyne, 7 3
Watterton, Mondance dau. o f
Jno., 4 4
Welbe,* Ralph, 103, 13 9
Welles, Elenor dau . of Wm., 5 1
, Henry, 5 9
* J ., 11 8
WENTWORTH OF WENT WORT H
WOODHOUSE,* 49
Wentworth, Barbara, 4 9
Brian, 4 9
Elizabeth, 49
George, 4 9
Isabel, 4 9
John, 49
Katherine, 49
Margaret, 4 9
Michael, 4 9
Muriel, 4 9
Ralph, 4 9
Thos., 4 9
Wm., 49
, 45, 5 5
Weryneg .* See Freneys, 13 7
Wescote of Lincolnshire,* 193
9
INDEX 21 9
Wessington,* G ., 13 7
Westby, . , 5 1
Weston, Editha, l o
* sir J ., 156
sir T., 10 9
Wharton, Florence, 79
, Jane, 3 1
, Thos. lord, 31, 79
, Wm. lord, 3 2
Whate, Baron of, 102, 12 2
Whelpdale,* J ., 1 3 3
Whitchester, * sir William, io6
W'VHITFIELD,* 94
Whitfield, Clement, 9 4
, George, 95
, Herbert, 9 4
, John, 9 4
, Martha, 9 4
, Mary, 9 4
,* Matthew, 13 1
, Miles, 9 4
, Richard, 9 4
Robt., 94
Susan, 9 4
Thomas, 9 4
, Wm., 9 4
Whytinge,* sir T., 12 8
Wickersley, Nico ., 7 2
Wicliff . See Wyclif
WIDDRINGTON,* 9 1
Widdrington, Abermiell, 92
Agnes, 9 3
Alexander ,
Alice, 9 2
Anne, 92
9 1
Barbara, 92, 9 3
Barnaba, 9 1
Constance, 92
David, 92
, Dorothy, 5, 78, 88, 92, 9 3
, Edward, 9 3
, Elizabeth, 77, 91-93
Ephraim, 9 2
Gerard, 91, 9 2
, Henry, 88, 92, 9 3
Isaac, 92
Isabel, 20, 9 1
Jane, 92
, John, 78, 88, 89, 91-9 3
Katherine, 9 2
--, Lucy, 92
Margery, 92
Martha, 92
Mary, 9 2

220 INDEX
Widdrington, Maud, 93
, Ralph, 92, 9 3
Rebecca, 9 2
, Robt ., 8o, 89, 9 2, 93
, Roger, 77, 81, 91, 92, 9 3
-,* Th. de, 15 2
- -, Wm., 9 1 , 9 2
* sir Wm ., 167
WILLInIOTESwICK, RIDLEY OF ,
95
Willoughby,* 127
Wilson, Anne, 9
WILSTHORP,* 64
Wilsthorp, Anthony, 64
Elizabeth, 64
Francis, 6 4
Guy, 6 4
Myles, 6 4
Oswald, 64
Richard, 6 4
Robt., 64
Wourwell, Nico., 4 9
Wray, Justice, 15
Wren, Anthony, 32
WRIGHT OF PLOWLAND,* 6 o
Wright, Christopher, 6o
-, John, 6 o
, Robt., 6 o
-, Ursula, 6 o
-, Wm., 6o
Wyat, Jane sister of sir Henry ,
63
WYCLIFF (WICKCLIFF),* 14, 1 5
Wycliff, Agnes, 14
, Alice, 1 4
Anne, 14, 3 8
- Christopher, 1 5
Anthony, 1 5
Eden, 1 6
Elizabeth, 1 5
Francis, 14, 15
, Henry, 14, 1 5
, Thos ., 64 ,* J•, 1 44
Wilstroppe,* 167 -, John, 14, 1 5
Wimbish, Avery, 69 Margaret, 15
Christopher, 69 Margery, 1 5
Winde, Cuthbert, 12 Mary, 15
Windsor, Elizabeth dau . of Peter, 1 5
Andrew lord, 41
Winter,* T ., 102, 116
Ralph, 14, 15, 3 8
Richard, 1 4
Wishe, Francis, 51 Robt., 14, 15, 1 6
Wodburne,* 102, 110 Roger, 14
Wolf,* William, 105
Thomas, 14, 1 5
Wollington, * Ralph, 15 1
Wolson, Anne, 3 4
Wombell, Katherine dau. of
Wm., 14, 1 5
Wykersley,* 102, 11 7
Roger, 6 2
Wvkethorne, Agnes dau. of
Wombwell,* T., 16 5
Robt., 6 4
Woodburge,* de, 15 3
Wymersley, Neville of, 12 6
Woodruff, Beatrix dau. of sir Wyndham of Norfolk,* 17 4
Ric ., 49
Wynthorpe, Geoffrey Perrers
WOODSOME AND DALTON, KA Y
OR CAY OF, 1 3
Woodville,* sir Richard, 167
of, 1 9 3
Wyston, H. Barlay of, 13 5
,* Richard de, 102, 107
Wooperton, Grey of, 17 8
Worcelin, , 6 6
Worswick of Amondernes, * 16 3
Wytham, . . , 5 5
Wvvill,* Wm., 14 2
Wortley, Jane dau . of Nicholas , Ylson, Katherine dau . of Wm . ,
62
-
Joan, 63
Wotton, Anne, 6 8
4 1
Yolton,* Roger, 1 3 5
York, . . . Burii prior of
, Edward, 6 8
, Thos., 68
Trinity at, 16 3